Sentence examples for cascade of bad from inspiring English sources

Still, the Newman reversal led to a cascade of bad news for Bharara.

The new studies offer hope amid a cascade of bad news about Alzheimer's disease and dementia.

Either way, residents' complaints about proposed plants have only added to the cascade of bad news for ethanol.

After months of Republican candidates offering a cascade of bad ideas about the economy, President Obama's speech in Osawatomie, Kan., Tuesday came as a relief.

Since the Sept. 11 attack, the city has endured a cascade of bad news, starting with the loss of more than 5,000 lives and continuing through the destruction of about 15 million square feet of office buildings.

And they don't lend themselves to very satisfying postmortems, since it is often difficult to explain just what stage it was in the cascade of bad events that made them irreversible.

"This week has seen a cascade of one bad piece of economic news after another," Romney said in a statement.

"This week has seen a cascade of one bad piece of economic news after another," Mr. Romney said in a statement.

Bishop Nicholas A. DiMarzio of Brooklyn repeated a warning this week that he has leveled at lawmakers for months: If the statute of limitations on child sex-abuse lawsuits is temporarily lifted, as pending state legislation proposes, a cascade of very bad things will happen.

This is an term of art for describing the whole cascading sequence of bad judgment, bad circumstances, and bad luck that eventually leads to a disaster.

Global finance was one such system at the time of the 2008 crisis, with its locked-in assumptions about risk and cascading series of bad debts.