Sentence examples for law bad from inspiring English sources
"Whether it's good law, bad law, it doesn't matter.
Hence, in a version of Gresham's law, bad banks drive out good ones.
Anyone schooled in economics is familiar with Gresham's Law: bad money drives out good.
TO MANY jazz fans, the overwhelming popularity of rock simply confirms Gresham's law: bad music drives out good.
DONNA KUCHLER Waukesha, Wis., Oct. 6, 2012 To the Editor: Your "children hate good lunches" article demonstrates that Gresham's law ("Bad money drives out good") applies to diet: junk food will triumph over nutritious meals.
To understand this, remember Gresham's law: 'Bad money drives out good.' If one form of currency is inherently more valuable than another in circulation, the better one will be hoarded and thus disappear.
"In their eyes, I am a bad daughter-in-law, bad wife and bad mother". The highly unusual ad gave voice to the resentment and repressed anger that are common to working women across South Korea.
Unfortunately, it leads to bad laws, bad policies and needless human suffering for the individuals and families it targets and exploits.
"Well, Americans now need to get as "mad as hell" about bad trade laws, bad tax laws, and over-burdensome regulations on manufacturers.
If Spitzer broke any laws, they were bad laws, laws that should never have existed.
The law is bad for the criminal justice system and bad for the larger society.
