Sentence examples for that makes bad from inspiring English sources
Any party that makes bad ads will be punished.
– is one of the many things that makes Bad Boy Bubby so disquieting, and so compelling.
O.K. Let's stipulate that Mr. Mahmood's situation is the sort of hard case that makes bad law, as lawyers say.
The problem teams face in New York is the persistent hype that makes bad times seem worse and good times better.
That doesn't make a good movie; that makes bad reality TV.
It's a brush for your tongue that makes bad breath completely go away.
We can understand the long pasts that make bad things happen and still put the blame on the bad people who did them.
Many Europeans don't like to pay the bill for bailing out European banks that made bad loans.
Unlike gambling, they packed an enormous capacity for economic destruction hobbling banks that made bad bets, freezing credit and economic activity.
Germany, considered the strongest economy in the euro zone, is still dealing with publicly owned landesbanks that made bad investments in boom times.
Anglo Irish Bank and other lenders that made bad commercial-property bets are to be provided with fresh capital to the tune of 20% of GDP this year.
