Sentence examples for to nasty from inspiring English sources

Poor disclosure still leads to nasty surprises for shareholders.

You get to nasty school through a secret gate.

WHEN it comes to nasty surprises, this is the credit crisis that keeps on giving.

Most do not infect people, but the ones that do can lead to nasty surprises.

Subjected to nasty looks and verbal lashings, these officers don't have much to smile about.

And, yes, Victoria did behave appallingly to nasty but pious Lady Flora Hastings.

Corruption flourishes.So high commodity prices tend to take money away from "nice" people and give it to "nasty" people.

His ill-health and slurred speech, the results of a car crash, led to nasty jibes about his mental capacity.

But right now, the Fed's answer seems to be: get used to nasty recessions and insufficient monetary responses, suckers.

What if American overtures to nasty regimes fail, because those regimes have a different view of their own survival?

Strategies are useful, he says, but only if they can quickly adjust to nasty real-world surprises.