Sentence examples for bad natural from inspiring English sources

"When a country's leaders are bad, natural disasters occur," she said and, unprompted, referred to the governor.

Because humanity in its natural state regards its own self-interest as good and that which thwarts this self-interest as bad, natural human reason is unreliable.

"I am not concerned with whether serialism is intrinsically good or bad, natural or unnatural, an inevitable evolution or an avoidable mistake," he writes, "although those concerns were, and remain, alive in the literature".

In spite of formidable odds, 27 New Zealand wineries, tired of apologizing for bad natural corks and unimpressed with the plastic variety, have decided to bottle most of their wines in bottles with screw-top caps.

Open-pit mining is a complicated system engineering which has many unsafe factors like large amount of workers, dispersive workplaces, bad natural conditions and involute working environments.

They entered into a spectacularly bad natural gas trade in England in the early 1990s that cost the company $440 million to unravel in 1997.

Enron Shares Plunge On More Bad News Natural gas and electricity concern Enron saw its stock fall to it lowest level since 1994, after news that the company is in talks to use additional lines of credit to help it through recent financial troubles.

When things are bad, it's natural to look ahead.

They want to be known for something other than bad politics and natural disasters.

Not bad for a natural shortstop who had played one game in his life in right field before this season.

"He was both a very big man and a very bad boy, a natural leader and an incurable screw-up.