Sentence examples for built bad from inspiring English sources

"When you have those root issues, an employee work force that is not terribly motivated, it built bad habits over years".

"We know a lot about how to build bad teams and how to break good teams.

The researchers are also planning to build bad weather into the simulator, testing the driver's "working memory," the ability to remember those conditions while driving.

Scott: That a government builds bad weapons is not immediate evidence that it's a problem for us.

Just avoid the couch, the La-Z-Boy, and other soft recliners, which will build bad posture and bad guitar habits.

The problem is that the desistance narrative is built upon bad statistics, bad science, homophobia and transphobia.

Details accrue of course: Amalric is divorced and has two kids, his girlfriend (or ex-girlfriend) has breast cancer, and he seems to have built up bad debt and bad will with virtually everyone of any use in the entertainment world.

The movie also proves that the Farrellys and Mr. Solondz aside, not everyone can make a movie built on bad taste and succeed.

"There's a false dichotomy to say that (a) the parkway is built and bad things happen to Golden, or (b) it's never built and the future is good," he said.

He knew that he owed his career to the celebrity industry, knew that his tabloid sensibility was well suited to a tabloid culture, knew that the whole enterprise was built on bad faith.

By here, he meant behind high walls that American soldiers had built near Bad Pakh, in eastern Afghanistan, just a few years ago and guarded until handing the outpost over to the Afghan Army in March.