Sentence examples for bad printing from inspiring English sources

A thumbnail was enlarged and printed to give the carpet the effect of "bad" printing.

(The first edition was withdrawn because of bad printing, and only about 21 copies survive one of the rare books of the 19th century—and the reprint was ready for publication by Christmas of the same year, though dated 1866).

"Usually public-domain movies are bad prints," said Nostalgia chief executive officer Michael E. Marcovsky.

The "Closed Circuit" actress fell victim to a bad print and frumpy silhouette.

He outlines the almost endless options, good and bad, of printing various colored inks onto colored papers.

This helps everyone – Kodak gets a shot in the arm, the kids can print 500 pictures of Pikachu, and home office folks (like myself) don't feel so bad about printing out long documents.

Born from the artist's frustration that so much visual creativity that happens on screens never gains dimensionality because it looks so bad when printed out, these are illustrations of monumental flatness.

Since we don't want deflation (which is as bad as inflation), printing money is a good idea.

When they joined the euro, the governments of Greece, Portugal and Spain denied themselves the ability to do some bad things, like printing too much money; but they also denied themselves the ability to respond flexibly to events.

WARNING - this company will sign you up for a membership company under many different scam companies (Shopping Essentials, Vista Print Rewards, passport to fun); it's too bad because the printing side of the company is actually good quality.

The reason: it's just a sign of how bad the printing business is getting.