Sentence examples for is therefore bad from inspiring English sources
One, in 2011, found that 70% of people would consider voting Labour; only 58% could bear to vote Conservative.A fresh push for decencyThe retreat of Mr Cameron's modernising project is therefore bad news for the Tories.
In short, simple debates that centre on "X prison is private and is therefore bad; Y prison is public and is therefore good" don't even scratch the surface about what an individual prison is really like, and so too prisoners will often tell you - for their own very different reasons - that they prefer private to public jails.
Poles who back the Kaczynski approach have similar complaints: they find the world deaf to their concerns about moral decay, lingering secret-police influence in public life, corruption and kowtows to Moscow.The awkward squad tends to despise conventional diplomacy and public relations, and is therefore bad at them.
A positive SII is therefore bad from a public health perspective.
As Cutler and McClellan 25 assert, "it does not necessarily follow that technology change is therefore bad … costs of technology need to be compared with benefits before welfare statements can be made".
High rates of inflation are therefore bad for growth and jobs.
Mr Straw said that he opposed passing laws on what to wear, but that veils make talking harder and emphasise separateness, and are therefore bad for community relations.
It was, therefore, bad news for the campaign last week when John Kerry brought embryonic-stem-cell research to the fore, charging that Bush's conduct in this area was consistent with his handling of many other issues.
The doctrine was widely seen as unfair, for various reasons - it made no exception for cases where the parties to a contract obviously intended for it to be enforced by a third party, and it was so inconsistently applied that it provided no solid rule and was therefore "bad" law.
One might be tempted to compare it to a dictatorship and think that it is, therefore, a bad thing.
In that worldview, too much capital depresses a bank's return on capital and is, therefore, as bad as too little.
