Sentence examples for demonstrably bad from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it's demonstrably bad for our democracy.

Simply removing them may be legal, but it is a demonstrably bad idea.

Being demonstrably bad at the job is simply not a good enough reason to stop trying.

But simply saying no to a demonstrably bad idea does not constitute creative lawmaking.

Trying to put markets for everything under the sun -- think groceries and pet food -- on the Internet was a demonstrably bad idea.

One of these days a hostile bid will be launched, for a big and strategically important UK company, that is demonstrably bad for the country.

Scalia's arguments are demonstrably a bad fit for research universities — where his logic was being applied — which confront complex problems where neither assumption holds.

But it is also true that people like Mr. Savage, who are demonstrably not bad guys, find themselves in Google's doghouse and then can't even get the company to respond to them.

And punishments must be sufficiently severe that clearly violating unambiguous laws is demonstrably very bad for Google, for its shareholders, and for its external directors.

He is demonstrably unfit for office.

The purpose of laws, according to that tradition, is to advance the common weal by restraining, and in extreme cases weeding out, bad actors – people who demonstrably do bad things, or attempt to do bad things, or plot to do bad things.