Sentence examples for example in the worst from inspiring English sources

For example, in the worst case of the traffic situation (in which all vehicles are stuck in a traffic jam and can move only very slowly, if at all, where we assume a speed on lane i of SP[i] = 10 km/h) then the average distance between adjacent vehicles on lane i (denoted by davg[i]) is davg[i] = 10 m and in the best traffic situation (i.e. if SP[i] = 160 km/h) we assume davg[i] = 55 m.

For example, in the worst scenario modelled here, "avoiders" were more than six times more at risk of becoming sick compared to "normal" individuals (see Fig. 2B) or had a life-expectancy reduced by 30 years (see Fig. 3A).

One might think that all online publishers who thrive on social sharing, of which PlayBuzz seems a solid example, would be in the worst position.

Lyrically puerile, devoid of any melody or musical sensibility, truly the best example of the worst in popular music.

Retailers, for example, reported the worst growth in holiday shopping in about 30 years.

The arrest of an Indian consular official in New York last year, for example, ignited the worst diplomatic crisis between the two countries in more than a decade.

Invidious comparisons: Henry James, for example, is "the worst writer in the world," according to Sir Vidia Naipaul.

In being the best example of the worst kind of club night, this sweatbox of unpleasant humans, terrible music and unbearable odours probably deserves its place at the top of the podium.

However, when the extra utility takes a large proportion (for example, in a worst case where all the tasks have no utility, the jobs have only the extra utility), the improvement is little.

But the worst example in the past 10 years was the concatenation of gibberish published by the British government's new chief scientist on Friday.

"Regional banks, for example, were among the worst stocks in an otherwise good year in 2009, but have begun 2010 strongly," said Miller.