Sentence examples for rules worse from inspiring English sources

Most, if not all, judges, especially at state, will know the rules worse than you do, because they don't spend all year training.

"When it comes to running afoul of the law and NFL rules, 'tis worse – far worse – in the league's eyes to … smoke some marijuana than it is to, say, allegedly knock your fiancée out cold and then drag her unconscious body from a casino elevator".

In other words, the OR rule and K2 rule have worse performance when facing the FAMD attack.

Compared to the cases with FA attack, performance of the OR rule and Ki rule is worse when facing the FAMD attack.

Has Ms. Waters violated ethics rules or worse?

The differences lie in their acceptance rules for worse intermediate solutions.

"We do not want to create and impose arbitrary or unenforceable rules, or worse, inch our event towards a Talibanesque ban on exposure of skin," she told the BBC.

It is unlikely however that inclusion of the tacrolimus-cotrimoxazole combination would change our conclusions that the new rules are worse.

Performance of the clinical prediction rules was worse than in the development data sets, and the authors recommended that to identify a sufficiently high risk population to consider for antifungal treatment would require a combination of the clinical risk factors from Ostrosky-Zeichner et al. [ 37], together with measures of colonisation from Pittet et al. [ 33].

Bosnians may come to resent the West's rule or, worse, forget how to rule themselves.

But in a letter last month, 14 consumer groups warned the F.T.C. that the changes would make "an antiquated, bad rule even worse".