Sentence examples for be bad for both from inspiring English sources
"The danger is that if it happens too fast, it would be bad for both sides".
He is convinced that if economic relations between the two countries were to cool it would be bad for both of them.
David Cameron, who has just had talks with the leaders of Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands, is right that it would be bad for both Britain and the European Union if Jean-Claude Juncker became president of the European commission.
The art-v-Hollywood argument is almost as old as the movies themselves and it would be bad for both if either won, which happily is never likely to happen.
Arguably, transparency can be bad for both - especially if it publicly ties itself to a particular way of looking at the world which it later finds it would like to reverse.
"If things are left as they are, it will be bad for both the Israelis and the Palestinians, and for all who seek peace in the Mideast, and this will be reflected, however unfortunately, in the attitudes of the Arab people vis-à-vis the war against terrorism".
The results have been bad for both capitalism and government.
Agriculture and fishing are the obvious traditional alternatives, but oil is bad for both of them.
It was bad for both the hitter and pitcher, he said.
