Sentence examples for most a bad from inspiring English sources

They'll do this even though PCs are, for most, a bad business.

But some are trying to make the most of a bad situation.

IN MOST elections, a bad result for the governing party means a good result for the opposition, and vice versa.

Gail Collins: If an employer asks someone he supervises to come to his hotel room that is probably harassment and most definitely a bad way to run a business.

She has been obliged to cancel much of a tour after developing synovitis, but has made the most of a bad situation.

They saw it as an adventure, an outing, a chance to make new friends, and adults tried to make the most of a bad situation for them.

At the time, he was making the most of a bad debt -- a friend had borrowed his car and had reimbursed him by giving him a market stall, a living room-sized space inside a covered shopping mall.

"We do think that it is well-documented that he has had some very troubling behavior and by most accounts a bad actor," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Thursday.

So that, on the surface, is the entire explanation as to why the Celtics are good again: They traded away most of a bad team to get two guys, one of whom is awesome.

Successful people know how to make the most of a bad situation.

In the post-extinction world, a small cadre of "disaster species" made the most of a bad situation.