Sentence examples for rotten because from inspiring English sources

The trouble was that Literary Digest's sample, large as it was, was rotten, because people who owned cars or telephones were disproportionately affluent and disproportionately Republican.

"The idea is very rotten because if you believe you're in a hostile environment, you want to persuade others that what they think is not true".

The problem with sous vide is that the process destroys some of the bacteria that let you know that something's rotten because it smells bad.

Despite this buy rating on Goldman Sachs, Bove acknowledges that the firm's earnings, which will be reported on July 20, will be "rotten" because the investment banking and trading businesses were poor this quarter.

That's how the news media feed on themselves to build a narrative (angry voters donating to unseat a congresswoman).. Unfortunately, in this case, a piece of the foundation of the narrative is partially rotten, because it lacks critical context, namely, one angry GOP donor had a history of giving big bucks to Republicans when the health care bill didn't exist.

Make sure the orange isn't rotten because the peels will be too squishy, when you slice, it may break apart.

We think ill of our politicians not because they are so rotten, but because the tasks are so hard.

The pith is missing in the majority of the cores sampled, either because the heartwood was rotten or because eccentric or asymmetric growth made it difficult to estimate pith location.

BP's deal may turn out to be a rotten one because of Rosneft's dodgy origins.

"When you look in the back of it, you find rotten foods because you can't see in the back".

Thomas has lost count of the times she's gotten sick from eating rotten food because the "risk of injury never sinks in".