1) generalize something bad as representative of the whole group.
Irrational prescribing patterns are perpetuated through patient pressure, bad example of colleagues, and high-powered salesmanship by drug company representatives.
Within the national Women's Flat Track Derby Association, the Sabotage are ranked 28th out of 46 teams — not bad for representatives of a relatively new league, Ms. Davis said.
After all, the restaurant is designed to be successful, and no one wants to eat bad food, however representative of a country's cuisine it might be.
A spokeswoman said the experience in New Orleans was an unfortunate consequence of bad weather and not representative of other stops.
"For the mechanism to have one of its beneficiaries assassinated is very bad news," says the representative of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in Mexico, Jan Jarab.
The Spanish and Neapolitan governments had classified forty three Italian cardinals into five categories: "good" (eleven cardinals), "indifferent" (eight), "doubtful" (three), "bad" (fifteen) and "very bad" (six): Cardinal Orsini, the official representative of the Neapolitan court, and all the foreigners, were not classified because it was certain that none of them would be ever elected pope.
It is our experience that the results of this study, the good and the bad, are to some degree representative of all automated, high-speed devices we have seen, and they spring from the same limitations that all high-speed devices share – the challenges of focus, speed, and compression.
The government's housing and planning bill really is going to be turned into law and there's not much London's politicians and policy eggheads can do except try to extract the best from a bad job - a "bonkers" bad job, according to a senior representative of London's business community.
"The bottom line is this is a bad bill," Representative David R. Obey of Wisconsin, the senior Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee, wrote to other Democrats on Friday.
