Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• In fact, democracy is still the 'least bad' political system if it has proper checks and balances.
• Now it's not just that that's bad for democracy, though I think it probably is, it's actually not a very clever business strategy, actually.
• Is democracy bad for economic growth?
• In this way Brussels is becoming increasingly remote from those it claims to represent, and that is bad for democracy.
• Democracy in Europe is in good health, but European democracy is in a bad way.
• I would like to tell him that bad business for democracy is bad business for business.
• Yes, Europe urgently needs true social democracy to prevent bad moves such as raising working time to almost 70 hours a week.
• That would be great for the politician, but very bad for democracy.

• A lot has been said about democracy, bringing to mind what Churchill, who has already been referred to, said about it: 'democracy is the worst form of government except for all those other forms that have been tried from time to time'.
• Democracy is a means, which can lead to the best practices, but which can also trigger the worst practices.
• I'm your least worst option.
• Perhaps not the best idea, but believe me is the least worst.
• I believe that we can say, like Winston Churchill, that 'parliamentary democracy is the worst political system? except for all the others', and I think that the Venezuelans will now have to reflect upon the new type of constitution they want.
• You're the least worst option, like you said.
• He said that democracy is not immunised against the temptation of the good, which may lead it to the worst, in other words the dropping of humanitarian bombs.
• No, but I come out least worst.