Sentence examples for In the worst instance from inspiring English sources

And in the worst instance to date, the Bureau of Veteran Affairs had a laptop stolen that contained confidential information on 25 million veterans and military personnel.

Bypassing the stupidity of these claims, I am on radio, on what is called right-wing radio, and it is easy for me to see that my loudest colleagues, who compulsively repeat the cant of Conservatism for Dummies, are not sincere students of the Republican Party but rather barkers, hookers, establishmentarian jesters, cultists, and, in the worst instance, just thatch-headed whiners.

In a case that is being compared to one of the worst environmental catastrophes in US history, about 500 students at a school in the eastern province of Jiangsu have reportedly been affected since late 2015 by ailments including nosebleeds, headaches, coughs, rashes and, in the worst instances, lymphoma and leukaemia.

In the worst instances, such as in the Terminator franchise or Battlestar Galactica TV series, robots try to wipe out humanity altogether.

In the worst instances, they have been victims of slavery.

In the worst instances, children may actually be worse off from the experience, having learned only that they must be aggressive if they're going to survive.

It was this original move away from multiyear scholarships that allowed, in the worst instances, that players could be "run off" so that their scholarships could be taken and redistributed to players that better met the needs of the coach.

Studies have found that CBD can cause some users to experience irritability, lethargy, reduced appetite or urination, gastrointestinal distress, rashes, breathing issues, or in the worst instances, liver problems or exacerbations of mental health issues.

But because people at higher incomes don't qualify for the law's tax credits, many of them face high premiums and high out-of-pocket costs ― in some cases, more than they paid previously and, in the worst instances, more than they can realistically afford.

The upper bound given in (31) can be considered the worst instance of the worst-case scenarios.

Except for the untimely but, tragically, far-from-unusual death of one sibling in a Nazi camp, the worst instance of anti-Semitism that Brandon uncovers in "Madame" Rubinstein's life is the "no-Jews policy" of a Park Avenue co-op she wanted to move into.