Sentence examples for worst command from inspiring English sources

It is much easier to accept the assessment of the officer who told General Twitty that the Fifth Brigade had "absolutely the worst command climate I have ever operated under" but that nonetheless "nothing about the unit climate led to the killings... that was simply the work of a sociopath".

God, she hated that command worst of all of them.

And "Nick" is the worst possible conjugation, the command form.

Private Steele then took part in the first major land battle for America in World War II, the battle for the peninsula of Bataan in the Philippine Islands — a 99-day fight that ended on April 9 , 1942 in the surrender of more than 76,000 men under American command, the worst defeat in United States military history.

Europe's most wanted war crimes suspect, General Ratko Mladic, was arrested in a north Serbian village 16 years after commanding the worst atrocity on the continent since the Nazi era.

Mladic, who earned a fearsome reputation as the "butcher of Bosnia", was brought before the court on Friday after his arrest in a north Serbian village 16 years after commanding the worst atrocity on the continent since the Nazi era.

Mladic was said to be "in poor physical state" after his arrest in a north Serbian village 16 years after commanding the worst atrocity on the continent since the Nazi era.

2. Restart: the controller execution hangs and may not issue any output commands, or send always the same command, within the worst case execution time associated with the adaptation cycle.

The schedule — the anarchic product of hundreds of uncoördinated, self-interested maneuvers by state legislatures, party committees, and campaign high commands, combining the worst features of languid lengthening and frenetic foreshortening — is insane.

General Lloyd Austin III, the army's second in command, called suicide "the worst enemy I have faced in my 37 years in the army".

The shots seemed to confirm the worst fears of officials in the command center: that the guerrillas had begun to carry out their threats.