Sentence examples for because of some bad from inspiring English sources

That doesn't happen because of some bad investments".

Damning corporations because of some bad actors is not smart.

"We really are losing ground on childhood vaccinations, mainly because of some bad misinformation".

There has been some talk that Mr. Megna won Tuesday because of some bad publicity Mr. DePino had received recently, after news reports repeatedly mentioned his working relationship with a fellow Republican and former state treasurer, Paul Silvester, who pleaded guilty last year to federal corruption charges.

While my gang was avoiding Blackwater like the plague because of some bad business there, I figured we'd go back down there eventually.

Which is to say that, unlike most insurance risks that are triggered by some outside event, such as lightning hitting the barn or an act of terrorism, a loss of reputation is most likely to happen because of some (bad) internal decision made by the company's management.

Don't buy stocks that are down because of bad earnings, bad outlook, bad news, etc.

Because of that, some bad decisions are made and she's stuck in even more unfortunate circumstances.

I'm just calling to tell you that if no one ever sees me around anymore it's because I ran afoul of some bad people in a matter concerning a dog.

Two games — Blackpool-Liverpool and Everton-Birmingham — were postponed because of bad weather.

Manchester United's game at Blackpool was postponed because of bad weather.