Sentence examples for make it a bad from inspiring English sources

Yet the fact that the Haldane Principle is an "invented tradition" does not necessarily make it a bad idea; and most of its promoters now have motives very different from Hailsham's.

Does that make it a bad book?

That doesn't make it a bad menu.

"Does that make it a bad thing?

That does not necessarily make it a bad law.

Such failings eventually make it a bad place for everyone.

And over 27% of Pakistan's higher import bill was due to the spike in oil prices alone.But all this made it a bad moment for Pakistan to spook foreign investors with its wobbly politics.

"This makes it a bad Budget for banks," said Mr Hindle.

None of this makes it a bad idea to buy, of course.

Amos, meanwhile, said that the fight in Afghanistan made it a bad time to change the policies.

(Liverpool won, 2-0, makitg it a bad day for the Glazer family, which owns both Manchester United and the Buccaneers).