Sentence examples for regarded as bad from inspiring English sources
A score between 70 80 is considered fair, and a score below 70 regarded as bad postoperative outcome.
The inspectors note that this is regarded as bad practice.
"She was always regarded as bad news, particularly by the Americans.
Bankruptcy is no longer stigmatised but simply regarded as bad luck.
If they are regarded as bad, we would like to hear the reasons.
It is regarded as bad form for anyone in Hawaii to generalize in print, as I am shamefully doing now.
The tyranny of demagogues and of "multitudes drunk with power" he regarded as being as bad as that of kings and oligarchs.
Unfortunately, 2005's Fantastic Four is no Terminator 2. It's regarded as, well, bad, with a Rotten Tomatoes score of 26percentt.
Two reputation assignment rules called simple standing and stern judging yield ingroup favoritism; under these rules, cooperation with (defection against) good individuals is regarded as good (bad) and defection against bad individuals is regarded as good.
An undershoot is, very explicitly, formally regarded as "just as bad as inflation above the target", and so when the January number came in at 0.3% then that represents – surely – a serious misstep.
Satire itself is terribly out of fashion, and widely regarded as in bad taste or "snarky".
