Sentence examples for bad packaged from inspiring English sources

Indeed, banks decided they could make even more money if they originated loans sure to go bad, packaged the very worst stuff into securities and sold these to pension funds, then used CDSs to bet the junk would crater.

"This is a bad package for the families of America," Ms. Boxer said.

"This is a bad package, and the people with a state pension will pay the bill," Bloomberg News quoted Mr. Wilders as telling Parliament.

On Lyga's second day back on the job, he was assigned to a desk by the narcotics-division commander, and was told that he had a bad package — some forty use-of-force incidents.

"I think, increasingly, Republicans are not willing to take a bad package, and it may very well be that the result will be no package," said Senator Phil Gramm, Republican of Texas.

She'd see the hair on his shoulders and his hernia scar, much bigger and less straight than it needed to be — bastard doctor — and she'd think he was a bad package, that the hair and the scar were proof he needed to pay for the kind of company she could offer.

It's not a bad package either: For $250 more than the base GLS, VW offers four distinct colors (dark blue, maroon, black and a slightly silvery white), a sport-tuned suspension with 16-inch BBS wheels rather than stock 15-inchers, sport seats, a leather three-spoke steering wheel, hand-stitched shift knob and Wolfsburg badges.

A "bad" package was filled with powdered eggs and some kind of canned meat that reminded her of "dog food".

"It was a bad package" that risked tipping the economy into a recession and putting people out of work to satisfy some "abstract concept of deficit reduction," he says.

Take the popular notion that banks and investment banks ("Wall Street") knowingly packaged bad home mortgages in securities that were then sold to unsuspecting investors.

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