Sentence examples for combined bad from inspiring English sources
Actually, the Devils combined bad play with bad luck tonight.
"It has combined bad tests, a flawed formula and incorrect data to mislead tens of thousands of parents about their children's teachers".
It emerged that China now burns almost as much coal as the rest of the world combined – bad news for the climate, but good news for Australia, which approved two mega coal mines in Queensland.
At the end of June, the 17 big commercial banks had combined bad loans of 55 trillion won, or 11% of their total loans, and had made provisions against only one-third of these.
The Gizmondo combined bad marketing, even worse product support and awful pricing into one big ball of crap.
The study is designed as an equivalence study, whereby both treatments will have the same incidence of the primary outcome measure of combined bad neonatal outcome.
Combined bad-debt reserves for the four megabanks stand at 4.3% of loans, or $130 billion, compared with 2.6% a year ago.
Scott's review combines bad aesthetic judgment with bad political judgment.
TV: CH9, Noon No. 19 Toledo (6-1) at Navy (0-7) Navy is combining bad offense with bad defense.
President Clinton said in a statement, "This new Republican budget combines bad fiscal policy and a flawed economic strategy".
Not very good paintings of Venetian scenes adorn the walls in that peculiar French manner that combines bad taste with deep sophistication.
