Sentence examples for bad zone from inspiring English sources

The UN's secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon, said he would hold a summit meeting in Nairobi, Kenya's capital, to bring together the presidents of Congo and Rwanda, who have been sponsoring rival rebel groups in the bad zone.

From Hinkie's standpoint, it was going extremely well: "With most guys, Shane can kick them from their good zone to bad zone, but with Kobe you're just picking your poison.

It featured some bad zones, including, outstandingly, the bogus municipality called Fun Town, but others were O.K., better than O.K., like the clutch of restaurants on Castle Hill.

Sadly, this flubs the landing with a banal and credulity-stretching finale that feels like a bad Twilight Zone episode, but the first hour or so is terrific.

Are we in some bad Twilight Zone episode?

Not a bad Twilight Zone script, but a chilling way to spend New Year's Day.

Above Belgium, they seem to have encountered a bad weather zone with low clouds and a dense snowstorm and it was assumed that the aircraft hit the high Ardennes ground after being forced to fly lower because of ice forming on the wings.

AIDS, cancer and an assortment of psychiatric problems pointed up that novel's obsession with illness and decay and death, even as the book's title (taken from the cellphone mantra chanted by drivers being disconnected as they enter bad cell zones) underscored a sense of loss, miscommunication and misplaced dreams.

Ambiguity is expressed in colour floor maps, which may be available before navigation starts, and where "bad localization" zones are easily detected.

Top car manufacturers and nationwide government agencies are determined to design solutions that assist drivers in anticipating danger and avoiding bad traffic zones.

Low track stiffness The railways built in soft soil areas and bad soil zones tend to experience serious rail displacement and fast cracking of track components after a period of operation.