Sentence examples for bad tends from inspiring English sources

And when there is news about the war, the bad tends to outweigh the good, be it suicides, traumatic injuries or banks that foreclose on the homes of soldiers stationed overseas.

In Africa, the incumbents, however bad, tend to win elections.When the democratic wave broke over Africa, some called it "the second liberation".

Thin trading volumes will continue Tuesday, but act as a double-edged sword since knee-jerk reactions to news, good or bad, tend to be amplified.

Cows with the scores average or bad tended to have more heel horn erosions than cows with the scores good or very good.

In contrast, growth factor- and cytokine-dependent signaling pathways including members of the MAPK family (MEK/ERK), PKC family (PKC δ, PKC ζ/λ, PKC βII) as well as anti- and proapoptotic Bcl-2 family members (Bcl-2, Bad) tended to respond with faster kinetics and thus indicated that cytoplasmic signaling events are upstream of the canonical DDR.

Although in reality the fact is that they're also just as likely to be bad managers as anyone else, because bad management tends not to be a gender specific thing, but more an institutional or organisational thing.

A big reason for focusing on the negative is that bad news tends to drive action.

Disorder in the world's bad neighbourhoods tends to spread.

Disorder in the world's bad neighborhoods tends to spread.

Dread, when nothing bad happens, tends to flip into ecstasy.

At least bad news tends to be broken more honourably these days.