Dodatkowe przykłady dopasowywane są do haseł w zautomatyzowany sposób - nie gwarantujemy ich poprawności.
Someone said it was the worst paper they had ever seen.
This is one reason why reviewing bad papers is so much more work than good ones.
The headline here is simply: "peer review process rejects another bad paper".
They would find half had no papers or bad papers."
"It wasn't that I was doing a bad paper for myself," Harry said uneasily.
And I know from other experiences, that people with high profile names get worse papers approved than other researchers.
Meanwhile, the progress of physics is scarcely impeded by bad papers; they are easily ignored.
So she asked me to do a bad paper, so that I would fail, too-and then we could still be together!"
"Aren't you afraid of doing frightfully bad papers?"
Bad papers make it through, but generally sink without a trace under the volume of decent papers.
The Telegraph is definitely one of the worst papers for portraying climate change as entirely imaginary.
"For passing bad paper, Collier, not kidnapping girls."
"You think I'd palm off bad paper on a friend of Tommy Pro's?"
The result is that it is hard for students to balance out a few bad papers with even a majority of excellent pieces of work.
People have their impressions about journals determined by many factors, and if the are seen to be publishing bad papers, that will be noted.
It was bad paper, every dollar of it!"
She's been passing bad paper, too.
Because of their "bad paper," these veterans are not eligible for health and other benefits available to veterans with honorable discharges.
Plus, it's not bad paper, the wallpaper in room 313, pastel green stripes alternating with rows of pink cabbage roses.
The "Stripes," he said, could do with better editing and more reporters, but "it's not a bad paper, not bad."
Ready got a name, and later a three-page sheet of convictions, burglary, bad paper, and assault with a deadly weapon among them.
The worst paper is The Times
Gavin Schmidt: Are scientists supposed not to notice [what they regard as bad papers]?
Maxine Waters and Jonathan Shay: Heal the "bad paper" veterans.
Printed on worse paper than NME, curiously.