Sentence examples for caught bad from inspiring English sources
During the last war, marine-insurance underwriters were in all-out competition; they cut rates to get business & some of the companies got caught bad.
No one wants to get caught bad-mouthing the boss.
"He wanted to catch bad guys," his father said.
Catching bad guys represents only a portion of the S.E.C.'s activities.
Even when the police manage to catch bad guys, in other words, they're often forced to let them go.
O'Donnell didn't defend the cops in either case, or deny that body cameras could catch bad apples in the act.
The companies have also moved toward greater transparency in online advertising, an effort that will help deter and catch bad actors, he said.
The inability to live and love, to experiment and err, without oversight, is wrong because it's wrong, not because it doesn't catch bad guys.
Rather, his acclaim stems from his being the embodiment of the romantic notion that good science can catch bad people and protect the wrongly accused.
"There's a lot of adrenaline involved and cops want to catch bad guys," said Geoffrey P. Alpert, a criminology professor at the University of South Carolina who has studied police pursuits for the Justice Department.
Sometimes, though, Mr. Brochstein cautioned, licensers "catch bad luck" — as when, for instance, another character being introduced at the same time "pushes to the side" the one the licensers are bringing out.
