Since there are bad institutions, and cases in which desert arises in the absence of institutions, this is clearly a mistake.
WOBBLY finances, low living standards and weak institutions are a bad mixture.
The Week's Bests: Those Who Can Cathy Ashmore explains why our academic institutions are so bad at teaching entrepreneurship: "Teachers rarely have entrepreneurial experience — or the right mind-set.
Despite fraternities' consistent attempts to convince the world that they're not total shitshows, science recently confirmed that the alcohol habits within these institutions are as bad as they seem.
Financial precariousness at academic institutions may be bad news for aspiring professors; colleges and universities that are in financial trouble don't go on hiring sprees.
"One of the biggest differences between institutions and private investors is the tendency to sell when things are bad".
Things are bad, bad, bad.
Smoking is bad, alcohol is bad, drugs are bad.
Governments and international institutions are uncomfortable with bad news data and/or surveys.
