Sentence examples for much worse time from inspiring English sources

For the stock markets, the disruption could have come at a much worse time.

"Other countries in Asia have actually had a much worse time, of actually being turned into colonies, like India, Vietnam and the Philippines," he said.

"We had a much worse time than we hoped for and we regret this," he said.

"It's a terrible time for West Midlands Police but a much worse time for the general public and staff are being put at risk just before Christmas".

The next time you get on a flight and see a couple -- or, God forbid, a solo parent -- escorting a kid to his seat or attempting to calm a tantrum or hoping like hell no one sh*ts their pants, consider for a second that the parents traveling with their kids are having a MUCH WORSE TIME than you are.

He led for the first 4 km against runners who were better at this distance, progressively slowed over the next 3 km, stopped to walk briefly at 7 km, and then finished running, but in a much worse time than expected.

And while the Iranian economy is in tatters today, Iranians have seen much worse times.

These encounters made me realise that Yemen is an ancient civilisation that has survived much worse times than the present.

But he had known very much worse times for the spirit and would prove it in two quotes.

It enjoys a balanced budget, a growing endowment and a level of cooperation between musicians and management that astounds outsiders -- and even some of its veteran players, who remember much worse times.

I ended up getting 10,000 letters from people who had much worse times with their dad than I did.