Sentence examples for provided bad from inspiring English sources

Feeling the heat, White House officials have started to shift the blame to the C.I.A. and Mr. Tenet, saying they provided bad intelligence.

Clerk of the Privy Council, the forthright diarist Charles Greville, complained that Soane's big columns took up valuable floor space, while his showy ceiling provided bad acoustics.

"I don't want to second-guess the people that are doing their work — I know they're doing a thorough job," Mr. Heath said after two days during which he provided bad news — but, still, news — to fewer than five families.

In February the Financial Conduct Authority, the City watchdog, concluded the pensions market was not working following a review into the "disorderly" annuities market, which shut out savers with smaller pensions and provided bad deals for loyal customers.

Instead of using either of those two solutions to account for cases like the one described in the New York Times article, Google instead wrote an algorithm that can detect which hundreds of merchants (including DecorMyEyes) have provided "bad user experience" and algorithmically force them lower.

"We know the unions have provided bad information to associates in the past, and that's why we think communications like those are important," he said.

These include gestures like putting grand cru labels on ordinary wine or providing bad service to German officers in restaurants.

But as far as the passengers in the Bronx are concerned, the long buses are providing bad service.

For starters, the company has denied that it is responsible for providing bad meat, and it has provided a culprit of its own.

When his father later died in the same ward where he was being treated, becoming Linhe's first SARS fatality, Dr. Li cursed the medical staff for providing bad care.

12 27 p.m. | Updated NASHUA, N.H. — Mitt Romney began an address to the Nashua Chamber of Commerce here on Monday by talking about how he started his consulting career "at the entry level," and wound down his speech talking about the need to be "able to fire" people or businesses when they provide bad service.