Sentence examples for worst environments from inspiring English sources

But New York "has become one of the worst environments for entrepreneurs and growing firms," the report says, citing rankings by groups like the National Commission on Entrepreneurship and declines in venture capital investments.

Congressional Republicans are facing what seems to be one of the worst environments for a majority party since 1994 — when they swept control of both chambers from the Democrats — and, following the general rule, the president's fortunes could heavily affect theirs.

Typically, in a recession, when you are in the worst environments, the companies most negatively impacted are the ones that actually do the best in the stock market.

Coming from one of the worst environments since my parents divorced, I was in desperate need of help.

It's gotta be damn-near impossible for people to break this cycle when they're coming from the worst environments.

Now, as then, the poorest people, such as those depicted on Doré's cover painting, often live in the worst environments, are crowded together, lack adequate shelter, do not have clean water or sanitation, and suffer malnutrition ideal circumstances for infectious disease transmission.

A despot's entourage of nervous sycophants is clearly the worst environment for good decision-making.

"It's possible that old hospitals where the nurses and the staff are great can succeed in the worst environment.

Under the worst environment secretary Britain has ever suffered, there seems little chance that much of this will change.

The top corner in a condo building is the worst environment -- and also where you have the wealthiest tenant, with the best access to lawyers".

"By any measure, Texas has the worst environment in the country," Mr. Weiss said, "and in five years George W. Bush has done little about it.