Sentence examples for be considered a bad from inspiring English sources

Can a quarterback with a 7-4 record be considered a bad quarterback?

Given that it houses 1,200 students and there's quite a lot of glass, this would be considered a bad thing.

Underneath the darkness and grime though, the roots of Naughty Dog's previous Uncharted series are clearly present, not that that should be considered a bad thing.

JN: Well, I don't think there's any way that being talked about for flipping off the Queen could be considered a bad thing.

Yes, we had to plan more than most people – I was never going to become a dad by accident – but it's hard to see how that could be considered a bad thing.

We've got an 'army of occupation', which used to be considered a bad thing, but which is the precise term under which the forces are registered at the UN.

Wachovia is said to be considering a "bad bank" for toxic assets, including some portion of a potentially lethal $122 billion portfolio of alt-A mortgages on its books.

Because then you're considered a bad mom.

Exactly what is considered a bad word in Mexico can require some interpretation.

"When you have children, you're expected to stay home for a significant period; otherwise you are considered a bad mother".

Typically, this is considered a bad thing, because it means that groups formed explicitly to find middle ground often end up someplace far away.