Sentence examples for growing bad from inspiring English sources

How and at what cost China will digest its growing bad debt problem and how much resolve the leadership has for reforms are the crucial issues.

"Restrictions on lending to sound companies by all banks is preventing a sustained economic recovery and thereby compounding the risk of growing bad debts," he said.

Growing bad debt expense: The growing uninsured population and increasing out-of-pocket payment requirements from consumers are root causes for the recent acceleration in hospitals' bad debt expenses.

But the overhang of corporate debt and a growing bad-loan problem at India's banks is a bigger obstacle to a recovery in capital spending than the level of interest rates.

When times grew bad, Paschal's neon sign glowed like a beacon.

In this way, good schools that attract more pupils will grow; bad ones will close or be taken over.

Good schools will grow, bad schools will change, and the poorest will benefit most"... apart from the ones in the school left behind, that is.

Something rotten in Reading If Oscar Wilde were alive now, he might write a Ballad of Reading East, in which "some grow mad and all grow bad", because something is poisoning the political atmosphere in that constituency.

According to our previous work [ 11], SCUT27 grows bad or could not grow at pH values lower than 5.0 or higher than 7.5.

"Mushrooms inside my apartment where they should not be growing equals bad," he said.

These evolved over time, thanks to growing populations, bad behavior and the orneriness of some town boards or county legislatures.