Sentence examples for bad ownership from inspiring English sources

"It's very bad ownership practice, this cross-shareholding among chaebol," he said.

Yes, I know all about the past and his history of bad ownership.

Still, Reyes gives the Mets hope — something akin to what Piazza imported in 1998 when he fell afoul of bad ownerships in Los Angeles and Florida in the very same week.

In good times and bad, home ownership remained a safe bet even when the contours of life changed.

"Never embarrass the Dodgers, never talk bad about ownership, and whatever you do, never, ever, ridicule the manager.

The resulting data in theory will help them determine the relationship — whether good or bad — between gun ownership and death.

Why was Fujitsu ownership bad when it was OK for a French company, that couldn't give it technology, to buy it?" Opponents scoffed at Armitage's theory of "reverse technology flow". MIT's Ferguson called it as likely as "converting a panther to vegetarianism". The hard positions of both sides showed no signs of changing when Smith stayed late to write the letter to Carlucci.

The moral decline in the country is the reason for bad behavior; not gun ownership.

Government ownership is bad for companies everywhere and especially in China.

The sense that foreign ownership is bad for Canada has also dissipated.

But there is widespread agreement that, good ownership or bad, local or faraway, no company could absorb the losses The Globe has suffered without taking drastic action.