Sentence examples for has become bad from inspiring English sources

The cake has become bad luck, Roman insists.

"I accept that the season has become bad, certainly not the best.

Now a growing number of merchants believes the regime has become bad for business.

Reallocating resources to the most productive firms and sectors could give the economy a huge boost.There are worrying signs that Britain's economy has become bad at performing this allocation.

The spike in the manatee death rate along the Caloosahatchee, which is lined with marinas and mazes of dock-lined canals, has become bad enough that federal officials plan to investigate.

In fact, the worse air travel has become — bad service, luggage sent to the wrong airport or wrong country, inedible, execrable food in coach class, nouvelle TV dinners in first, silverware in neither — the more people seem to want to remember that (brief) time when air travel was an experience to be remembered.

"They've become bad people.

Kind of the Darth Vader myth, that somehow or another we've become bad because we've become large".

He said he told investigators that his son had become "bad" and his personality had changed after returning from trips to Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Which is to say that, on the basis of commerce alone, their movies had become bad bets, and their production was kept afloat by subsidy.

And, at the same time, some behaviors that were normal before — such as women walking in the streets — have become bad considered in the big cities, except in some specific places.