Sentence examples for unexpectedly bad from inspiring English sources
When we learn what the future may hold, our neurons efficiently encode unexpectedly good information, but fail to incorporate information that is unexpectedly bad.
In response to the unexpectedly bad employment report, President Bush defended his reliance on tax cuts as a remedy for the nation's economic troubles.
Instead, unemployment rose to 10% in 2009, where it will stay, according to administration forecasts, for most of 2010.This unexpectedly bad performance has placed the president in an uncomfortable spot.
In June 1970, for example, unexpectedly bad trade figures tripped up Harold Wilson, as he seemed set to win another term for Labour.These days recovery from the recession, rather than the balance of payments, is the crucial economic indicator.
He is just family charisma, not coupled with wit or competence".And so, two years after an unexpectedly bad thumping at a general election, the BJP sees glimmers of electoral recovery.
Somewhat perversely, the dismal economic news this week prompted a rally in stocks and bonds, as investors bet that the unexpectedly bad business surveys would prod the central bank to lower interest rates.
There are eight guests at Harold's party, all gay except Alan, Michael's old college mate (excellently played by John Hopkins), who turns up unexpectedly, in bad shape.
Stringer's appointment underlines the company's determination to accelerate groupwide restructuring a mere two years after the infamous "Sony shocku," when it unexpectedly announced bad financial results that wiped 45% off its market capitalization.
The management changes come two months after Sumitomo Mitsui warned that it expected to report a 240 billion yen ($2.2 billion) net loss for the year ended March 31 because of unexpectedly large bad-loan losses.
His team started well, however mid-way through the campaign, following a run of five games without defeat, Coventry suddenly and unexpectedly hit a bad run of form.
This was reaffirmed by boys who stated that denial of responsibility happened if the pregnancy occurred "accidentally", "unplanned", "unexpectedly" or by "bad luck" and the boy had no means of supporting both the child and the girl financially.
