Sentence examples for doing its worst from inspiring English sources

Because television can make so much money doing its worst, it often cannot afford to do its best.

WINTER, that everlasting season, has been doing its worst this past week -- almost as if it knew its end was near.

The far right is doing its worst, and like everywhere, people are susceptible to it".

Here's the biggest political news you may have missed while Sandy was doing its worst.

Pope Julius, wearing crimson velvet and heavy rings, looks old and weary; living evidence that high office and its trappings cannot stop age from doing its worst.

The Bush administration, which was in charge of the H-2A program at the time Global Horizons is accused of doing its worst, generally turned a blind eye to wage-and-hour enforcement.

Although she knows she has shamed the family and can barely look at Jerry, Mary bears herself with a crisp dignity; she's inherited from her mother an ability to face hardship head-on and dare it to do its worst, as it so often seems to.

When a superstorm like Hurricane Sandy hits, it does its worst damage to families who lack access to health insurance, rent homes, are un- or under-insured, and generally already overburdened.

Kearney doesn't much care for the New Atheists, but he positively welcomes atheism — indeed, his definition of what he calls "anatheism," is that it is belief after atheism has done its worst.

On Saturday it will be 49 days since Desmond did its worst and, with Mitchell having overseen the complex task of laying a brand new pitch in mid-winter, Brunton Park will welcome York City for a League Two fixture – its first game since the floods.

It is the moral expression of a market failure.Unfortunately, it is also an invitation to bureaucracy to do its worst.