Sentence examples for measures the worst from inspiring English sources

Sterling's fall and Britain's relatively low dependence on manufacturing exports are the main reasons.Britain's public finances, however, are on some measures the worst of any rich country.

Here in eastern Nebraska, in a swath of the Gulf Coast from Florida to New Orleans, in the hills of West Texas and in Georgia and Alabama, pockets of extraordinary drought, by some measures the worst in a century, are baking farms and homes.

Most firms involved in mergers in America have to factor possible legal troubles into the costs of the deal, says Dick Langan of Nixon Peabody, a law firm.By some measures, the worst may have passed though nobody is betting on it.

It was, by some measures, the worst electoral drubbing for the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) since its long and almost unbroken reign began in 1955.In cities and in the rural districts that were once the LDP's unassailable stronghold, party grandees tumbled, including the party's number two in the upper house.

The Hausdorff distance (HD) measures the worst possible disagreement between two contours.

Intuitively, a b-coloring is a proper coloring that cannot be improved by the above heuristic, and the b-chromatic number measures the worst possible such coloring.

3' Tail ΔG Alignment Score: This score measures the worst-case alignment of the 3' tail of one primer along any other part of another sequence.

Mr. Ashdown called the "earmarking" of special projects in the measure "the worst we have ever seen".

Oh and Ellis, by at least one statistical measure the worst shooter in the NBA, also is adamant that he is gong to play "Monta-ball".

By that measure, the worst place to produce oil is not Russia or Venezuela, according to Mr Rahim, but Britain, which is constantly tinkering with its tax rates.

Rather than rising to 500 times median household income, it would have fallen to around 68 times.In other words, if we had used the right risk measure, the worst of the recent mess might have been avoided, and bankers would not have grown so obscenely rich.On that note, I am off to New York for the Buttonwood conference.