Sentence examples for has proved bad from inspiring English sources

The damage, according to Pochettino, was not too serious but it has proved bad enough to keep Bentaleb out of contention.

His own three children are being taught abroad, as is common among French bosses.If that is what French entrepreneurs think, it is little wonder that their country has proved bad at growing and cultivating new high-tech businesses.

As a result, the planes have proved bad at killing S.L.A. rebels but good at bluntly wiping out civilian life.

In truth he and his conservative National Action Party (PAN), which lacks a congressional majority, have proved bad at forming a consensus with either the PRI or the leftish Party of the Democratic Revolution PRDDemocratic Revolution PRD

Sloppy, unfocused and reckless, big banks have proved bad for investors and taxpayers long before this crisis.

Santa, however, will find the chimney blocked by hard economic reality, in particular a fiscal deficit of around 10% of GDP and a federal system that has proved shockingly bad at implementing even the worthiest policies.Mr Chidambaram, however, has identified the correct objective.

Miller's recent stewardship has proved so bad that it has more than wiped out the above-market returns of Value Trust's good years.

The economic downturn has proved to be bad news for the European political "glitterati" who came to power in more prosperous times.

The third week of the New Year has proved a spectacularly bad one for investors in British banks.

In retrospect, that has proved to be a bad choice.

Too many voters now believe that the credit crunch has proved that globalisation is bad for you.