Sentence examples for worst competition from inspiring English sources

Admittedly this is the world's worst competition, one that everyone will lose, and it'll mean we'll all be forced to tape off ITV like a crime scene for almost every Saturday night of the year.

MILTON KEYNES, ENGLAND — Two weekends in Milton Keynes may sound to many Britons like the punch line to a comedy routine about the prize in the world's worst competition, but for the Northampton Saints, it could be the route to the biggest prize in European club rugby.

It makes it too easy for people to get offended or start cherry-picking verses from the Bible, and before you know it you've gotten sidetracked into a mess of emotion and semantics, a who-is-the-worst competition between religions each with their own history of bad ideas and barbarism.

It's bizarre and wooden – a kind of Eyes Wide Shut worst actor competition for fashion people – and it works because you can't quite tell whether this lot are entirely in on the joke or not.

But was this the worst film in competition?

Nordsjælland have a goal difference of -13, the joint worst in the competition with GNK Dinamo Zagreb.

Worst of all, competition among agencies and donors can undermine reconstruction politically.

Daley's fifth dive was his worst of the competition and left him briefly facing disaster.

As the worst in the competition, finishing last in the 70-metre and 90-metre events despite breaking the UK record, he became an underdog hero.

"The commission will pursue its relentless fight against cartels, which are the worst violation of competition rules by extracting higher prices from consumers than they would pay when companies compete fairly and on the merits," Mr. Almunia said.

Ironically, the groups that stand to fare the worst in market competition and benefit the most from state intervention and support, such as blue collar workers and the unemployed, have laid the foundation for AfD's success.