But taking a hard look at worst-case scenarios is what every careers analyst will tell you to do.
I especially dislike the two-crust variety, in which the apples steam in their own juices, becoming apple chunks in their juice at best -- and hard, undercooked chunks at worst -- sitting between two crusts.
However, this response has been criticized for being, at best hard to state, and at worst self-refuting (Boolos 1998b, 30; Lewis 1991, 68; Williamson 2003, Section V). (See also Rayo and Uzquiano 2006 for a number of essays discussing whether absolutely general quantification is possible).
And the rationale for the resort fee – which can differ from hotel to hotel – tends to include things that are usually free at most other hotels, so the added value to the consumer is at best hard to measure, and at worst, negligible.
At best this can be cleared by pressing the button again to clear the screen but at worst, a hard reset may be necessary to solve the problem.
And this is witless at best, uncomfortable at worst, as hard as the actors try to bring their personal appeal and geniality to the script.
The clinical care provided in the BSC arms of cancer clinical trials is haphazard; study results are difficult to interpret or misleading at worst and hard to generalise at best.
However, he stated that songwriting was the main problem, and that "it never rises above the level of solid, and too many tracks are by-the-numbers hard rock at best (and pedestrian at worst)".
At the time, all homosexual acts between men were illegal, and the clients faced social ostracism, prosecution, and at worst, two years' imprisonment with hard labour.
At best, this leaves patients vulnerable; at worst, it can undermine their hard work and health status.
