Sentence examples for reflects bad from inspiring English sources

But you should understand that this reflects bad judgment by bad politicians and bad economists, not the logic of the case.

Bush's National Drug Control Strategy would put it a decade later, "The drug problem reflects bad decisions by individuals with free wills".

But that image reflects bad, old Ibsen stagings; today a whole host of directors have freed us from the tyranny of furniture and shown us that Ibsen can be spare, ironic, witty and sexy.

But the real unease had to do with governance, and the fact that the M&S board had paid so much to hire a boss from outside, rather than planning for a decent succession from within.Often, bad pay policy reflects bad management, says Peter Montagnon, an expert in corporate governance.

While the extra inequality that results from my doing what I am morally required to do, on Dworkin's definition, reflects bad option luck on my part, the view that the resulting extra inequality is in no way unjust is implausible.

The bad food, on some level, reflects bad politics (echoing a common feeling about Walmart).

They also reflect bad management.

This reflected bad military expertise and weak armament.

Most of the time this disconnect does not, I believe, reflect bad intentions.

SunTrust Banks of Atlanta reported a 21percentt drop in profit, reflecting bad real estate loans.

Mr Jensen argues that compensation should reward actual performance, independent of budget targets.At root, though, badly designed rewards often reflect bad corporate governance.