Sentence examples for set of bad from inspiring English sources
A set of bad numbers can be turned around.
Another week, another set of bad headlines for charities, and again the allegations revolve around data.
He explained the turnabout by saying he was "prioritizing out of a set of bad choices".
Ministers are bracing for another set of bad economic news for the current quarter when it is published next month.
That distinction is important, between the hatred of a set of bad ideas, and the hatred of people.
His evil isn't depicted as a canker in his character but as a set of bad ideas that put him into conflict even with himself.
As a result, California's condition these days can be summed up as a set of bad-news-good-news equations.
Mr Eglin is acutely alive to the way in which the received view of Bath, as a serene and homogenous Georgian polis, works to hide the fact that for most of Nash's time the place was a construction site, squabbled over by a set of bad-tempered competing interests: builders, architects and the city corporation itself.
They worry that Balls's immediate brilliance when armed with sets of bad economic data is not matched by any sort of clarity on what he wants for the economy, or tax or spending.
Dilma Rousseff's first year in office was marked by two sets of bad news: one economic, the other ethical.
In parts of the Bay of Kotor, each household prepares four sets of badnjaks, as they are burned there not only on Christmas Eve, but also on the eves of New Years Day, Epiphany, and the Feast of Saint Sava.
