Sentence examples for suggested a bad from inspiring English sources

The BBC exit poll suggested a bad night for Labour and this was confirmation the party was underperforming in a key seat.

In the old days, "disruption" suggested a bad thing Now, disruption is considered to be a crucial part of success.

What if one of them suggests a bad joke?

"Canastos," mutters Francisco, repeating the Spanish word for baskets, his grunting tone suggesting a bad day.

It suggests a bad boy rather than someone who abides by the rules, though there are many ways of suffering a facial impact, and relatively few of them corroborate such a character sketch.

Rumsfeld's unexpected remark — undercutting one of the Administration's principal arguments for going to war — had already prompted press inquiries at the Pentagon, suggesting a bad news cycle ahead.

Midkine expression in blood and cancer tissues is indicative of a strong relationship with malignant potential, and high MK expression suggests a bad prognosis.

One image suggests a bad-dream version of "Leave It to Beaver," the other a sardonic cartoon of "Huckleberry Finn".

Unemployment could hit 20% next year and common sense suggests a bad-debt problem will eventually hit the banking system.

Bereft of the requisite cowboy hat, his tousled mass of shoulder-length hair suggests a bad-boy rocker; with his pierced left ear lobe, he could more readily pass for a contestant on "American Idol" than on its country counterpart, "Nashville Star".

Some others suggest a bads orientation strategy, which considers how bads can be reduced while holding inputs and desirable outputs unchanged (i.e., [11]).