Sentence examples for worst 1 from inspiring English sources

Duke Bar is in Daneshouse, a constituency predominantly inhabited by Asian Muslims and, in the index of multiple deprivation, it is among the worst 1% in the country.

THE FIVE WORST 1. Melanie Bush Bonnie Langfordd, 1986-7) The nadir of the series' 80s slide into light-entertainment had to be the casting of Bonnie Langford as the preposterous Mel; a screeching annoyance whose one character trait was to make the Doctor drink carrot juice.

Exeter: 84.1 per cent   The worst 1. Sunderland: 49.5 per cent of students achieve top honours 2. Buckingham: 50.7 per cent 3. Trinity Saint David: 51.4 per cent 4. Glyndwr 53.6 per cent 5. East London: 53.9 per cent 6. Bolton: 54.9 per cent 7. London Metropolitan: 55.1 per cent 8. Newman: 56.0 per cent 9. Bedfordshire: 56.6 per cent 10.

"With 40,000 people, the worst 1 in 1000 will have issues.

When graphing this distribution, the horizontal (x) axis is measured in percentages, so the leftmost value represents the most crime-involved percentage of individuals (e.g. the "worst" 1%) and the rightmost value represents 100% of the group being studied.

RMSEs are shown for all target geo-locations determined across the 1000 simulations (i.e. 0% exclusions), and with the worst 1% of geo-location estimates excluded from each RMSE calculation.

Partly because of injuries, the Nets 31-511) started with a franchise worst 1-10 record, lost 13 of the first 15 games and finished with an 11-game losing streak.

Joshua Raymond (@Josh_CityIndex) If my calcs are correct, I make this the worst 1-day loss for #Vodafone shares since 21st November 2008 (5 1/2 years) -5.3% #stocks May 20 , 20143.51pm BST This morning's surprise rise in UK inflation, to 1.8% in April, given the pound a lift in the foreign exchange markets today.

The worst 20 minutes of my life.

That remains the worst 10-year period.

Worst 9 and 0 team I can remember!