Sentence examples for worst conditions of from inspiring English sources

Yarmouk has been the scene of some of the worst conditions of the war.

Kiewarra is suffering the worst conditions of a century, a tiny outpost shimmering under "day after day of burning blue sky".

Chechen authorities say civilians are suffering some of the worst conditions of martial law repression in the world as they huddle in the crossfire between elusive "bandits" and marauding federal soldiers.

A remarkable score in the worst conditions of the day during which the 1999 champion, Paul Lawrie, a filthy-weather specialist, drowned with an 81 and said: "To play in those conditions is criminally insane".

The wavelet coefficients seem to be more heavily influenced by the worst conditions of Sanz style scores, but the classifier attains reasonable results when using the k-NN method.

There's little doubt now that the dust hurt firefighters and other responders who were there in the worst conditions of the first three days.

The Burma Campaign was the longest of the entire war and the troops who served there fought in some of the worst conditions on any battlefield.

The pair enshrined in the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History is in the worst condition of all, according to Thomas.

Gateway was found to be in the worst condition of any national park, according to a study released last week by the National Parks Conservation Association, an advocacy group.

After the shattering events of yesterday morning, the present England team can be assessed as in the worst condition of any this century.

For those who had come running at the sound of gunfire to find five bodies in the sand, it was the consensus that a pummelled Shimmy Gezer looked to be in the worst condition of the bunch.