Sentence examples for had done worst from inspiring English sources

Asked what he had done worst, the most frequent response was taxes, but others included the economy, unemployment, his management of the state budget, his appointment of Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand, and the same-sex marriage bill.

It has done worst in the key cities where it was previously ruled unopposed.

Farming has done worst of all in Africa, where most of the largest land deals are taking place.

And, worryingly for Tony Blair, who has so assiduously courted them, it is the middle classes that are seen to have done worst.

The least favoured places, by no means all in the north, have done worst in recession; but they also gained least from Labour's years of prosperity.

Holiday makers in the south-west and East Anglia the areas that have done worst in terms of employment tend to be the places Britons from the south-east tend to go on holiday to.

This was reflected in the terrible turnout, averaging 29% in The Economist sample, compared with 36% in 1995.But if the "culture of contentment" argument were true, you would expect Labour to have done worst where turnout fell most.

Perhaps the most worrying sort of inequality for the government is the kind afflicting the middle classes.If the very poorest have done worst in the past decade, the long City boom, plus Labour's studiously relaxed indulgence of the ultra-rich, have enabled the wealthiest 10% to do best of all.

Oxfam tells them 1% of the population will by next year own more of the world's wealth than the other 99%: in Britain, the top 1% has soared away, and the bottom 10% has done worst while paying the highest proportion of its income in taxes: 47%.

I felt I had done the worst thing to him a human being could do".

Lumb shared an opening stand of 80 with Alex Hales - and then after Yuvraj had done his worst, Morgan finished the job in company with Jos Buttler.