Sentence examples for mean bad things from inspiring English sources

So I did all that kind of stuff, and went to Vietnam, and it was a — I mean, bad things happened.

Stop pretending that if God allows Hillary to be elected that it will only mean bad things and a rapid spiral toward an apocalyptic hellscape.

They're offered lucrative deals and want to cash in and make money for their retirement...Unfortunately, an opportunity for me may mean bad things for someone else.

Second, bias in the West against Greece has made the words Byzantium and Byzantine to mean bad things: intrigue, corruption, illegal, and secret.

Since our dynamic duo may be chasing a lead that could mean bad things for boss Arthur Campbell Peter Gallagherr), their mission is unsanctioned.

I mean, bad things happen.

"And that means bad things for the solar industry in the United States".

In a time when small cap means bad things to investors, Forbes works to identify top-performing small businesses in an effort to identify prospective up-and-comers.

Former CEO and current shareholder Kevin Carmony expressed his discontentment yesterday, and asserted that the move only means bad things for Linspire shareholders.

"I think this falls within the larger context of this deep historical mistrust between Armenia and Turkey, this feeling in Armenia that they have suffered at the hands of the Turks, that they've been massacred by the Turks, that Turkey took over 90percentt of their territory, and therefore Turkey only means bad things for Armenia and Armenians.

None of this means bad things don't happen.