Sentence examples for subsequent bad from inspiring English sources

The subsequent bad news has prompted a debate over the Russian military's training and tactics.

Very bad events can cause a panic among the citizenry or its leaders, which translates into subsequent bad decisions.

Surgery, and subsequent bad weather in California, kept Dixie Union out of the Triple Crown races and out of the spotlight, at least until today.

It fits with studies showing that unresponsive early care explains why some people react to subsequent bad experiences by becoming personality disordered or possibly, develop even bigger problems, such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.

Four years after a painful divorce that turns out to have been spurred by instances of ill fortune and subsequent bad behavior that you can probably guess, Rudy and Norah run into each other for the first time at a downtown restaurant.

He also said subsequent bad weather, including flooding and snowfalls, had not been conducive to a high yield.

The subsequent bad-rooster stories, family discord and grudging acclimation by Mr. McGrory to life in a menagerie accomplish what is surely the desired end.

Emerick was not involved in the subsequent bad-tempered sessions for the Let It Be album, but rejoined the Beatles camp when Paul McCartney asked him to rebuild the recording studio at the Beatles Apple Corpss building in Savile Row, then invited him to engineer The Ballad of John and Yoko, which became the group's final No 1 single.

Despite a subsequent really bad experience with Wayne (luckily, Nina was not with her when it happened), Rayna didn't miss a beat in her sprint toward the last steps in her rehabilitation… and then it was time for Nina to be returned to her, on sixty day probation.

Also, about the Mancinis' kitchen, which you spend a subsequent episode bad-mouthing mercilessly and then gut: it was four times the size of my kitchen, and four times nicer, before you attacked it.

By Garrison Keillor The New Yorker, April 18 , 1988P. 34 Humorous short story about the trial of a famous singer after he assaulted a fan & his subsequent turn of bad luck, plus a section advising how to approach famous people.