Sentence examples for most ungovernable from inspiring English sources

AFRICA'S biggest country has long been one of its most ungovernable.

He was dressed in the baggy red shorts he wore against Ali – and the aura of a man who had beaten time, the fight game's most ungovernable opponent.

Last month, he moved his entire cabinet to Colombia's most violent province for three days to demonstrate that he could govern in the most ungovernable of regions.

But southern Helmand has long been one of the most ungovernable regions, a vast, inhospitable desert dominated by opium traffickers and the Taliban.

SHERGHATI, India — Out in the flat, dusty plains of eastern India, Nitish Kumar stood before several thousand farmers at a recent campaign rally and described his turnaround of India's poorest and once most ungovernable state, Bihar.

What made the Gare du Nord such a powder keg that the arrest of a ticket dodger could, within minutes, make it the most ungovernable part of French territory?

But most of "The Ungovernables" was really just unmanageable at a jam-packed opening, where Minam Apang's fascinating, large-scale drawings were among the works too complex to take in at a glance.

Richard Davenport-Hines in the Sunday Telegraph called the book "the most startling, discomforting, complicated, ungovernable, hilarious and heart-rending of memoirs.

And what it evokes most powerfully is an unalloyed, ungovernable joy in the creative act itself, a fierce performer's delight that's always welcome and always appropriate, even when the character he's playing is an unhappy one.

But within a year or so, the Shabab was the dominant force within a loose coalition of Islamic courts that had sought with some grim success to impose order.By 2009 the Shabab, with a core of 5,000-odd 5,000-odd had mastered a good halfighters country and made most of thadrest virtually ungovernable.

The initiative's chief proponent, venture capitalist Tim Draper, told ABC News that the most populous U.S. state has become "ungovernable".