Sentence examples for putative bad from inspiring English sources

The leadership was so preoccupied with clearing out putative bad apples that it had little interest in other issues.

As with US spy drama The Americans, one delight of Deutschland 83 is rooting for the putative bad guys – there for the KGB agents in Washington DC, here for the Stasi spy.

After taking a big risk by offing Dyad Institute head and putative big bad Dr Aldous Leekie, Orphan Black has ramped the plot twists up to 10, introducing Rachel's mysterious boss Marion, putting poor Kira, the most abducted five-year-old on television, through yet another kidnapping, driving a rift between Cosima and Delphine and ensuring that nobody is completely sure just who to trust.

This result is strengthened by the finding that CREB binds to the putative Cre sites in the bad promoter.

Incessant slow-mo footage; baffling CGI of putative cosmic objects whirling like a bad LSD trip; presenter legs akimbo on a mountain peak like a rutting stag to a soundtrack of bombastic power chords.

Interestingly, PKCs are known to translocate to the nucleus and all identified regulatory components (Bad, Bcl-2, CREB) contain putative target sites for phosphorylation by PKC.

Thus, protection conferred by the absence of Bim and/or Bad substantially increases the size of the putative susceptible target population.

A mutant (mt) Bad-luciferase construct carrying deletion of two putative CRE binding sites at −2291 and at −2714 was generated by overlapping PCR.

Interestingly, OAS2, an IFN-stimulated gene, which was already included in our IFN signature associated with bad prognosis in luminal breast cancer (Callari et al, 2014) was also among shared putative targets.

The holiday season often arrives with a movie villain, and this year, in the tradition of "It's a Wonderful Life Old Man Potterer) and "Bad Santa," comes "War on Greed," a series of Internet shorts whose first installment focusses on the putative Scrooge-like misdeeds of Henry Kravis, the private-equity man.

Here's a good line from Nietzsche: 'Without cruelty, there is no festival.' "  The holiday season often arrives with a movie villain, and this year, in the tradition of "It's a Wonderful Life" (Old Man Potter) and "Bad Santa," comes "War on Greed," a series of Internet shorts whose first installment focusses on the putative Scrooge-like misdeeds of Henry Kravis, the private-equity man.