Sentence examples for widespread bad from inspiring English sources

And yet again he has produced a set of recommendations to try to end the widespread bad practice.

It found evidence of widespread bad practice and said firms were too often competing on speed of service to the detriment of consumers.

"While it is a very good wake up call, I think, to everybody in the sector to look at their governance, to refresh their governance, I don't think there's sufficient evidence to say there is widespread bad governance in the sector," he said.

Mary was already unpopular, and her marriage on 15 May 1567 to James Hepburn, 4th Earl of Bothwell, who was widely suspected of murdering Darnley, heightened widespread bad feeling towards her.

I believe that racism, sexism and homophobia are widespread, and bad for all of us.

Huge landslides set off by incessant rain have left more than 150 people dead or missing and caused widespread damage, with bad weather hampering rescue operations, officials said.

"You could catch the odd heavy one but they will not be as widespread or as bad as [on Saturday]." One flood warning – the second highest alert which means flooding is expected – is in place at Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire after heavy showers caused rising river levels.

The Church fears a breakdown in Filipino family values and is resisting the move, blaming the widespread poverty on bad government and corruption rather than population growth.

Because widespread foreclosures would be bad for everybody.

Good for incentive to invent but bad for widespread adoption.

Sometimes she dismisses the problems as inconsequential: coerced intercourse is bad sex, widespread sexual violence a myth.