Sentence examples for has often been bad from inspiring English sources

Whereas the record of polls in predicting general elections (especially presidential elections) has been pretty good, their record in primary elections has often been bad, and probably always will be.

Yet its schools have often been bad actors in the for-profit college industry, charging sky-high prices for the kinds of programs that are often much more affordable at state and community colleges, tallying high dropout and loan default rates, and sometimes engaging in deceptive and coercive recruiting and other abusive practices.

Yet its schools have often been bad actors in the for-profit college industry, charging sky-high prices for the kinds of programs that are often much more affordable at state and community colleges, tallying high dropout and loan default rates, and sometimes engaging in deceptive and coercive recruiting and other abusive practices.

In Indonesia it has often been spectacularly bad.

With the exception of 1929, October has often been a bad month from which to view the market's prospects.

Another issue is that the public has often been burned: Bad or incorrect science gets reported alongside good science, so why trust studies you hear about when at least some of them will later be proved wrong?

The Pebble Beach tournament has often been plagued by bad weather, but this week's forecast calls for dry conditions and moderate winds.

Rock music has often been cited as a bad influence on the young.

Previous campaigns tend to have been carried out by the big international NGOs, such as Greenpeace and Friends of the Earth, on fishing and whaling, where Iceland has often been cast as the bad guy.

He has often been described as a "bad boy" heart-throb.

The tense relationship between Pakistan and the United States has often been described as a bad marriage.