Sentence examples for rotten ideas from inspiring English sources
The notion of blocking public access to a vast swath of Hudson riverfront with a football stadium is high on his list of rotten ideas worth opposing: the association is an advocacy group, but he says 20percentt of its effort goes toward opposing plans it finds detrimental.
Rotten ideas never seem to die.
With his cascade of rotten ideas, it's a good thing that Levin is creatively constipated, rarely writing even a few pages.
Ms Fiorina says this is a rotten idea.
That would be a rotten idea, for many reasons.
Mindless corporate loyalty -- the essence of 50's Babbittry -- was always a rotten idea.
Most people think secession would be a pretty rotten idea now, but it still comes up sometimes.
Tax rises right away would be a rotten idea, since for the moment fiscal stimulus is needed.
But the double casting of Alicia Goranson as Cordelia and as the Fool is a rotten idea.
The economist Milford Bateman calls it a "zombie policy, a dead and rotten idea that nevertheless keeps rising from the grave".
