Sentence examples for be worst in from inspiring English sources

This will be worst in London.

The trade hangover might be worst in Cleveland, where the Indians went ahead with a Victor Martinez bobblehead night the day after trading their popular catcher.

The impact will be worst in the north of England, hit by higher levels of underoccupation and by other benefit cuts such as changes to employment and support allowance, tax credits, incapacity benefit and council tax.

"You can get 200 years-worth of erosion happening in 20 years," says Ingval Maxwell, conservation director of Historic Scotland, a government agency.The problem appears to be worst in Scotland, particularly in Glasgow, where millions of taxpayers' pounds were spent subsidising stone-cleaning as part of the city's post-industrial renaissance.

Meanwhile working out which pollster won the hot contest to be worst in the referendum run-up will require a lengthy post mortem, but one poll stands out for being not only way out but also an embarrassment to the client (and to any City types encouraged by it to gamble on a victory for staying in).

Job growth, however, is projected to be worst in the country over the next five years, according to Moody's Analytics.

It was worst in his home office.

America is worst in the developed world.

"The problem is worst in Kanpur.

"It is worst in New York City.

The prognosis was worst in group of solid echostructure.