Sentence examples for generally bad for from inspiring English sources
Piracy is generally bad for business.
Higher rates are generally bad for stocks.
The wider point is it [temperature rise] is generally bad for everything that evolved in one stable environment.
The default opinion of many commentators is that such contracts - banned in the Netherlands - are generally bad for employees because they allow little security.
Rising bond yields are generally bad for stocks, because more lucrative returns on bonds can present investors with an appealing alternative to stock investing.
A weak pound is generally bad for UK airlines – which pay for their fuel in dollars, and much of their navigation costs and ground charges in euros.
More than 10,000 union members surged on the state capitol in Lansing to voice their concern over a pair of bills they argue could lead to lower wages, poorer representation for workers and a generally bad deal for labour unions.
It is generally bad news for the patient if his treatment has to depend as much on his own choice as on the superior knowledge of his doctor.
The New Yorker, December 28 , 1987P. 104 Writer tells about newspaper stories in the early part of December, which were, generally, bad news for Mayor Koch.
The only person who… Writer tells about newspaper stories in the early part of December, which were, generally, bad news for Mayor Koch.
It was generally bad business for an ISP to shut down a server or IP address based on complaints by security firms – he-said-she-said back and forths were rarely constructive.
