Sentence examples for which is worst from inspiring English sources

"I doggedly, relentlessly seek out that which is worst in me so that I can set it, still quivering, at the public's feet," he writes here.

One reviewer of the games suggested "the greatest challenge is actually deciding which is worst", describing them as "a dismal experience".

The international team of experts behind the studies said they feared that the problem, which is worst in developed countries, would escalate further because one in five (21%) women in the world are projected to be dangerously overweight by 2025.

"I see secondary-school children all filing out with their teachers to the hillsides, picking wild foods, which the Koreans have traditionally done, but now they're having to rely on those wild foods much more," says Mr Morton.North Korea does itself few favours by concealing this widespread hunger (which is worst in the cities) from foreign journalists.

As I previously wrote about in The New Yorker and in my book "The Lost City of Z," for centuries most people assumed that the Amazon was a primeval wilderness, a place in which there were, as Thomas Hobbes described the state of nature, "no Arts; no Letters; no Society; and which is worst of all, continual feare, and danger of violent death".

US health officials do not expect the sort of outbreak seen in Latin America, which is worst in the north-east region of Pernambuco, in areas of favelas with poor sanitation and shanty homes without nets or screens at the windows, where there is standing water in rubble-strewn paths and people cannot afford insect repellent.

Kolontar's lower part, which was worst hit, will probably never be habitable again.

They have spent a lot of money in Tamil Nadu, which was worst affected, but here we still have problems.

Indeed, it was difficult to decide which was worst: the evasiveness of the politicians, the nauseating self-righteousness of most of the audience or the stale repetition of questions raised in earlier debates.

Seven towers at two other sites, outside the neighbourhoods of Gorgie, Dalry and Saughton– which were worst affected by the outbreak – were also treated after being identified as potential sites of contamination.

In residential areas upstream from the zoo, which were worst affected by Saturday night's sudden surge in the Vere river, people were more worried about salvaging belongings and the remains of their houses than big cats on the loose.