Sentence examples for costly bad from inspiring English sources

Amaker said pointedly that Shine's costly bad pass, one of 23 Seton Hall turnovers tonight, seemed to be indicative of the carelessness that has plagued his team.

Those costly bad starts led to suggestions that Hamilton is adapting less easily than Rosberg to a new type of manual clutch operation used to get the two Mercedes cars off the line.

One of the dire unintended consequences of that maneuver, however, was that municipal governments across the country have been saddled with very costly bad derivatives bets.

Floating wind turbines should benefit from being able to be assembled onshore, then towed to position, avoiding costly bad-weather delays.

This struck me as excessively costly, and bad for the hearing.

The pursuit of savings by government agencies often misses the point that good care at almost any price is less costly than bad care at almost any savings".

Several business groups have complained about the costs of climate mitigation and Andrzej Duda, the Polish prime minister, recently said that EU plans for ambitious emissions cuts would be costly and "bad for Poland".

Good security is costly, but bad security can be fatal to business and entrepreneur alike.Mr Klimin's decisive advantage, however, is an understanding of how to build his Tom Klaim brand (a made-up name which, to Russian ears, sounds foreign enough to be glamorous, without being intimidatingly exotic).

They say the law is confusing, ineffective, costly and bad for the environment, and can compromise a dish.

The law infuriated many chefs who considered it ineffective, costly and bad for the environment, saying that gloves could encourage a false sense of security and risky behaviors.

Some were a bit costlier: a bad oxygen sensor replaced at a cost of $272.