Sentence examples for bad to consider from inspiring English sources

Even getting close to that outcome is too bad to consider, so when borrowing costs start to rise, as they did recently in the euro-zone periphery, making borrowing difficult, the contagion spreads to equities and global asset markets".This debate highlights a tension at the heart of the rally that started in early 2009.

Most Indians eat veg only, and it's not bad to consider following suit.

December 1st marked World AIDS Day, but there was mostly bad news to consider.

It's not a bad idea to consider the availability of medical services while planning your trip.

She made clear that she opposed independence in a BBC interview in September 2012, stating that the global recession was a bad time to consider leaving the UK.

If Williams losing a service game (gasp!) was not enough excitement for you, there was the sad spectacle of Arantxa Rus's very bad year to consider as she lost her record 17th straight match, as Jon Wertheim describes on SI.com.

You'd have to be quite a zealous adherent to the notion that no publicity is bad publicity to consider this revelation a boon for either Fjordland or the producers of Paradise Hotel.

There are also more self-interested possible bad consequences to consider.

Were we just looking for a standard phone, this wouldn't be a bad unit to consider.

Timing is everything, and even the most self-assured CEO and CFO will be humbled enough by successive quarters of bad earnings to consider new ideas.

Trongs look like something the Skesis used in The Dark Crystal, which is not at all a bad reason to consider using them.