Sentence examples for dreadful precedent from inspiring English sources
It sets a dreadful precedent.
Mr Morsi's ouster by a combination of street power and soldiers sets a dreadful precedent for the region.
Now what remains is the slow economic battle".Latin American governments feared that Mr Chavez's overthrow would set a dreadful precedent in the region.
The gist is that he has finally broken the interspecies barrier and experienced human feelings, but this surely sets a dreadful precedent.
The fear, officials said, was that a price reduction would set a dreadful precedent and that no bidders would take the rules of auctions seriously in the future.
The larger problem is that even if a deal over the mines could be worked out, partitioning the north of Kosovo would set a dreadful precedent.
"Talk about dreadful precedents – it should be enough to make any space veteran more than a little nervous about how he is going to be treated in the posthumous by and by".
"Talk about dreadful precedents – it should be enough to make any space veteran more than a little nervous about how he is going to be treated in the posthumous by and by", ran a leader in the Washington Post.
