Sentence examples for proved bad for from inspiring English sources

Sloppy, unfocused and reckless, big banks have proved bad for investors and taxpayers long before this crisis.

It is proving bad for business.

She said the move would prove bad for farmers, taxpayers and wildlife.

Europe today is the major force for environmental innovation".The current American policy may prove bad for the energy industry, Mr Gore told his gathered faithful.

Joshua Gans says it may also prove bad for business, even if the regulators do not seize the opportunity to crack down on the firm.

But even if the lack of short-term stimulus proves bad for the economy, it could still work politically, said Bill Allison of the non-partisan Center for Public Integrity.

Here in this large industrial center of 1.7 million people, everyone from olive vendors to owners of large textile conglomerates complained that the shifting geopolitics was proving bad for business, even if, as Turkey's economy minister,  Zafer Caglayan,  said last week, Syria suffers more than Turkey, which is its second-largest export market after China.

With the Beijing Olympics less than two months away, hotel operators, travel agencies, and foreign businessmen say new Chinese visa restrictions are proving bad for business, casting a pall over Beijing during what was supposed to be a busy and jubilant tourist season leading up to the Olympic Games.

It proved bad news for Pedro, my fictional villain.

The recession is proving bad news for many pets.

Writer concludes that fashion is good for business but may prove very bad for life.