Sentence examples for worst e from inspiring English sources

The second best should be fixed-effects models, and fixed parts of mixed-effects models should be the worst (e.g., Temesgen et al. [2008]; Garber et al. [2009]; Pukkala et al. [2009]; Shater et al. [2011]; Heiðarsson and Pukkala [2012]).

The smaller values in these ranges correspond to the larger values of t p. While the upper part of these ranges seems unrealistic (especially that obtained for the version FocNL), the lower part can be achieved if future CO2 emission come along the worst (e.g., SRES A2) path.

Simply trying to write by observing your bodily state (e.g. resting, aroused) or best (e.g. birthdays) and worst (e.g. unrequited love) thoughts during the day/week/month (a past event) or hopes for the future (e.g. dreams, striving for a specific goal) when composing can be an inspiration.

"I was meeting someone for coffee today and the second they got off the elevator they said: 'I had the worst e-mail.

"The worst e-mails I received about the civility project were from conservatives with just unbelievable language about communists, and some words I wouldn't use in this phone call," DeMoss told The Times.

WORST: E-mail based support is not available on weekends.

Deciding the app was half-baked anyway, Gizmodo featured Trimit as “worst app of the week” and published hit tunes from his worst e-mails.

And then there is my official Forbes E-mail account which uses CC MAIL (one of the worst E-mail packages inflicted on mankind, but don't get me going; the interface was designed by aliens and has icons like this one which mean nothing to anybody but the lunatics who designed it )–[email protected].

The approximation ratio given in the theorem is a conservative bound for the worst case (e.g., a common setting may be (c=1), (mu _{max }=1.5), (|D^+_I|=2)).

For a laundry list of particularly egregious cases where Trump has engaged in puffery of the worst kind (e.g., claimed he was the best of the best), click here.

They engage in all manner of palace intrigue, they murder rivals and they amass tremendous wealth, often claiming divine sanction for their worst atrocities (e.g. Number 31: 17-18).