Sentence examples for time of bad from inspiring English sources

A well-timed joke in a time of bad news can also make people feel that a manager has things under control.

But it was also a time of bad food.

"You want to wait for a time of bad weather," Xavier Revil, a crew member, said.

It was a time of bad people in power, and the worst time to be a Soviet citizen like me: a Jew, an underground writer.

I would like you to imagine yourselves somewhere in Southern Africa, standing in an Indian store, in a poor area, in a time of bad drought.

CES is a time of bad photoshopping and the above image is a perfect example.

Mortgage rates and 10-year Treasury yields tend to drop in times of bad economic news, Mr. Rosenbaum said, in part because investors flock to safer investments like Treasuries.

Relying solely on crops increases peoples' vulnerability at times of bad weather such as droughts or frosts, and such events are indicated to be occurring with increased frequency (BBS 2012a, b Penjor 2001 Tenzin 2001 Tenzin

From a risk management perspective, weather derivatives ensure that corporations are in a position to meet investor expectations and deliver profits by meeting cash flows, even during times of bad weather.

And it has been accused many times of bad labor practices, undermining unionizing efforts, and even participating with ICE to deport undocumented workers.

Boehner had the good timing of bad times.