Sentence examples for more bad experiences from inspiring English sources

One possible explanation could be that farmers with more years of farming may have had more bad experiences on crop damages or losses.

A week after this, the band played with Blue Öyster Cult again in Poughkeepsie, to which Johnny relates: "Those arena shows were a little better for us, although we would have more bad experiences in those big places.

On the other hand, it might also become problematic – in the sense that with the good things you remember the bad things and bad experiences occur relatively often in life and so you might decide that you had more bad experiences than good and start having a negative attitude".

On the other hand, it might also become problematic in the sense that with the good things you remember the bad things and bad experiences occur relatively often in life and so you might decide that you had more bad experiences than good and start having a negative attitude".

"So, one more bad experience," he said.

Both obviously suffering from midlife angst, the women fondly recall their rare good times and their more frequent bad experiences, like weeping in the ladies' room at each other's weddings.

"They need to say, 'That is not what we are about anymore.' " "Their hope," Professor LeoGrande added, "is the more recent bad experiences people had with economy and corruption under Alemán will be enough and that people remember that because it is fresh in their minds".

But as more figures become available showing just how tough this new test is, and as more claimants report bad experiences, have we reached the point where we need to ask whether the test itself is actually fit for work?

Mentally ill children may have more bad days, and/or experience more physical symptoms, like headaches and stomachaches.

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Humans are hardwired to remember bad experiences more strongly than good ones.