Sentence examples for again the worst from inspiring English sources

Then again, the worst that could happen was that I'd end up healthier.

But for Governor Maggi, who leads the state that has become a locomotive in Brazil's surging agriculture industry, news that Mato Grosso was once again the worst deforestation offender was difficult to accept.

A famine in 2011 that killed two hundred and sixty thousand people sparked a sweeping but belated international humanitarian effort, and this year, when drought struck again, the worst hunger was forestalled.

Stevenson, in Balfour's voice, expresses this as he lives over again "the worst part of my adventures… Ransome carried below, Shaun dying on the round-house floor, or Colin Campbell (the Red Fox) grasping at the bosom of his coat…" Balfour survives, of course, but for almost everyone else their fate is death.

And Kelly's imaginary look back recounts a continuing failure to tackle another, far less recognised, contributor to London's high cost of living, though there's eventually a happy ending to this part of the story The capital's poverty problem was compounded by its strikingly low levels of maternal employment (again, the worst in the UK), which dragged down family incomes.

And again, the worst situation was low volume during bear markets.

Knowsley in Merseyside was again the worst-performing area, with just 35% of pupils gaining five good GCSEs including English and maths.

Knowsley in Merseyside was again the worst-performing part of the country, with just 35% gaining five good GCSEs including English and maths.

As Fukushima's long and bitter winter draws in, the Hosokawas again fear the worst.

The technology-heavy Nasdaq composite again fared the worst, led down by Cisco Systems.

The shipment was found to have originated in Iran, again reaffirming the worst fears of many.