Sentence examples for at worst yet from inspiring English sources
Wal-Mart's rituals may seem like corporate Kool-Aid — spirited at best, cultist at worst — yet they enable the company to organize hundreds of workers around a common goal: operating a store more than three times the size of the White House.
They were business leaders, peers, colleagues, co-workers, hiring managers, etc. Somehow, we'd end up in these conversations about how their jobs were ok at best, or downright torture, at worst, yet so many felt they were trapped because of their financial or family obligations.
Worst yet, (at least from the consumer's point of view) true alternatives have not existed.
But as someone who has declined medication, who has unfortunately found her many attempts at therapy fruitless at best and exacerbating at worst, and yet has somehow made it out the rabbit hole in tact -- the secret for me has very much been a big thing.
At best it is naive and at worst it would yet again let the shooting lobby off the hook.
The hold-up was blamed on a muddle over paperwork although some Russia-watchers suspected it was a calculated Kremlin snub to the Republican Mr Lugar.Mr Obama now plays down the episode, but his first-hand experience of the Russian bureaucracy's capacity for at best capricious incompetence and at worst vindictiveness could yet prove telling.
Charles Darwin (1809 1882) suffered from severe abdominal pain for much of his life, vomiting after every meal when it was at its worst, yet couldn't figure out what ailed him.
At worst, it would represent yet another round of fiscal irresponsibility at the top of American politics.
Yet they seem, at worst, relatively harmless.
Research also overwhelmingly indicates that introducing young children to quasi-formal academic learning too young has lifelong negative consequences - and at worst a reduced life-span - yet England already has a toxically over-early school starting age.
Sam Ginzburg, senior managing director of equity trading at Gruntal, says the worst is yet come.
