Sentence examples similar to worst case interpretation from inspiring English sources

A worst-case interpretation of the ruling could lead to the institution shutting down.

The 'rule of three', described by Hanley and Lippman-Hand 36 in 1983, estimates the worst case that is compatible with the observed data and offers a quick interpretation of a specific event not being observed in a population.

A more negative interpretation is that the online anonymity of ordinary citizens in worst case may be weakened if this kind of techniques would be used by, e.g., commercial companies or repressive regimes.

Worst case?

That's the worst case".

"The worst case?" Mr. Bloomberg said.

Worst case: Civil war.

Worst case is the military is involved.

They are preparing for the worst case.

WORST CASE They believe the hype.

WORST CASE They get the bad Dwight Howard.