Sentence examples for sign of bad from inspiring English sources

They say Israeli construction is a sign of bad faith.

At first, I'd interpreted this as a sign of bad sportsmanship, the sore-loser mentality.

Self-portraits shot with cell phones, or "selfies" — cheap-looking, evoking the MySpace era — became a sign of bad taste.

"If we built it to fly to five metres, that's kind of a sign of bad engineering," Robertson said.

Rumours of Abdullah's death circulated on social media before Saudi TV began broadcasting Qur'anic verses – often a sign of bad news – and the announcement was made.

Tuesday's Republican upset in New York's Congressional election, they say, is a sign of bad things to come for Mr. Obama.

Given the market's recent strength, many analysts have been anticipating a decline at the first sign of bad news — whether from Europe, corporate America or the American economy.

It is a sign of bad leadership when a supervisor criticizes an employee or his or her work performance in public.

Search consultants also tend to interpret frequent moves as a sign of bad decision making, whereas long organizational tenure is rarely seen as reaching a plateau.

No one is more miserable than my son in those moments, and not all public meltdowns are a sign of bad parenting or a bratty kid.

I saw his call as a sign of bad nerves (Familia had almost never come in before the ninth all year).