Sentence examples for rotten part from inspiring English sources

If it's not pivotal, it's merely a rotten part.

And what happens to American jobs when foreigners start retaliating with trade barriers of their own?If protectionism is the rotten part of the Democrats' populism, there is a more promising side.

There were, of course, the friends of the marriage, who knew him only as part of a couple — the dour, rotten part — and thus they were ruled out for anything remotely candid, like a confession of what the fuck had just gone down in his own home.

By piling into what would emerge as the most rotten part of the financial system (insuring investors against losses on securities linked to American subprime mortgages) during the credit bubble, it ended up owing billions of dollars to those holding the other side of its bets.

Commentator Pat Buchanan, for example, claimed that federal offices under the Obama administration operated according to a "racial spoils system". For Buchanan and many others, the drive for a leaner government merges with a racist suspicion of black workers — what they see as the most rotten part of the bureaucracy.

Oh, sure [I worked a bit.] A rotten part in a so-so film, a part that ended up getting cut, thank God.

Not the whole thing -- just the rotten parts.

The key is to separate the rotten parts of the banking system from the good ones.

He grabbed some, peeling off the rotten parts with his hands and teeth.

Instead of cutting away rotten parts of vegetables, or making older items into a soup.

An off-script use case to the human grow light that no doubt they'd never suspect over at Mayflower: you could use that fierce power to eliminate the wrong and rotten parts of yourself.