Sentence examples for best case one from inspiring English sources
He supports the war in Iraq but he believes that after a strong beginning, President Bush has failed to make the best case one could for the larger war on terror.
Professor Fearon, listing the ways that Syria's war cannot end, said that in the best case, one side would slowly grind out a far-off victory that would merely downgrade the war into "a somewhat lower-level insurgency, terrorist attacks and so on".
The different runs of counts-based GO term enrichment found 'response to heat' between positions 91 and up to position 80, that is, in the best case one position higher than the Bayesian solution.
Of the still missing, Martínez wrote, "it's not hard to imagine their bones under the ground and that, in the best case, one day they will be found".
I can see that the "90 is the new 50" crowd might object to my thinking more about worst-case scenarios than best-case ones.
The worst-case scenarios are just as likely as the best-case ones, which are already dreadful.
If you were to choose one of the Belizean resorts that you have certified as a best case, which one would it be and why?
But even in the best case scenario, one of these policies would be driven to a remote forest location by some psychopathic coalition senior partner, then made to dig its own grave with a Lib Dem campaign pen.
Robert H. Gutheil, executive director of Episcopal Social Services, another private foster care agency that contracts with New York City, said his organization usually has 10 to 15 foster families awaiting children, but "typically, in the best case, only one to three of those would be willing to take a teenager".
Most researchers seek for broad combination of their own data together with data from selected databases and collaborators, in the best case in one application.
We assigned zero (representing best case scenario), one, two or three (representing average scenario) episodes of diarrhoea per child for all subjects who had no follow-up observations documented or who were lost to the study before reaching median observation time.
