Sentence examples for bad precedents from inspiring English sources

Even some experts who question Microsoft's practices cautioned that Brussels's move could set bad precedents.

Equally, political reform, and reverses to it, can create good or bad precedents for the region as a whole.

That would be a dangerous mistake: nuclear proliferation matters too much to allow excessive wiggle-room or create bad precedents.

"There's a huge first mover advantage" in any market, Professor Sager said, since the industry is less concentrated and there are fewer bad precedents.

"We do not want to kill the economy and we don't want to create bad precedents for anybody else," he said.

And with the Supreme Court set to take up multiple cases next month involving businesses, religion and insurance for contraception, we're setting a lot of bad precedents out here.

A bad precedent.

A very bad precedent.

It's a bad precedent.

"It set a bad precedent".

"A very bad precedent has been set.