Sentence examples for the hardest in the country from inspiring English sources

Liverpool City Council says local government spending figures show it will be hit the hardest in the country, with more than half of the council's senior managers set to go.

The 2007 Trojans schedule was ranked the 8th hardest in the country.

Though the parallel campaigns haven't been explicitly linked by Chinese leadership, the drives to clean up China's skies and the Communist Party leadership have both hit hardest in the country's vast coal and oil empires.

A few more British bachelor parties, cod exports and aluminum smelters will help bring in the hard currency the country needs to pay back its foreign debts.

In the sixth round we were drawn at Burnley, the hardest team in the country.

Mustafa Qadri from Amnesty said the province is the hardest place in the country for human rights researchers to operate.

In January, Forbes magazine named Riverside the hardest city in the country in which to find a job.

"The man has served admirably in what must be one of the hardest jobs in the country, if not the world, for 10 years," Mr. Carney said.

In Maurilio Amorim's opinion, New England is still the hardest place in the country to work as a church-growth consultant.

Raúl Benítez Manaut, a security analyst at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, calls García Luna's task "the hardest job in the country".

"This has got to be the hardest league in the country," said Bob Huggins of West Virginia, which outlasted Providence on Wednesday, 58-53.