Sentence examples for may give bad from inspiring English sources
It's very common for primary physicians to be insensitive and they may give bad advice if they don't understand your limitations.
Similarly, while patients realize that physicians may often give bad news, patients nonetheless expect physicians to be sensitive to their feelings.
He may be a boodler who personally betrayed his political client; he may give a bad name to ordinary decent political hacks; he may be the liveliest proof you will ever find for a saying that was once posted in the office of a New York political boss: Crime does not pay... as well as politics.
But, he said, "if you were evaluating employees who advised Cisco Systems and tried to measure their effectiveness by Cisco's stock price, every consultant in the last five years would look great, yet some may have given bad advice".
Asking his friends has a very serious downside: You may be given bad information about whether or not he likes you.
Bad sample sizes give bad data, which gives bad statistics when you don't give their context.
Anything else can give bad results.
Be careful not to apply too much or it may give you a bad impression of insecurity or trying too hard.
But if you act-up as if you're angry, you may give yourself a bad reputation to be overcoming and undoing for weeks/months, or all year (bringing unnecessary stress on yourself).
Alas, this sort of fudge may give sensible reform a bad name.
