Sentence examples for worst measures from inspiring English sources

Yet to K's amazement: Jan . 30 , 1943"The worst measures... are concealed from the Aryans.

Here are 10 of the worst measures the Tories have delivered so far.

Forty-nine percent of the public disapproves of Mr. Obama's job performance, and 43 percent approves, matching his worst measures in two years, the poll shows.

But at least the possible reversal of Labour's worst measures in the attack on personal rights and liberty was mentioned by the shadow foreign secretary and, as important, so was the environment.

Among the worst measures are permits for carrying guns in colleges and other public places and the atrocious "stand your ground" laws that basically permit machismo fantasists to shoot to kill when they feel threatened.

So shares are fairly valued.A similar argument is advanced by Goldman Sachs which after analysing the forward p/e (based on a fictitious number and one of the worst measures of long-term value) finds that the European CAPE is below its historic average.

TOO many black people measure success and worthiness with whiteness and white privilege, and that is the worst measuring stick.

A reference model, including only age and the worst measured GCS in the first 24 hours in the ICU, was built for comparison.

Participants were classified by x-ray joint space narrowing as determined by OARSI atlas grade on a fixed flexion radiograph of the knee with the worst measure.

The worst austerity measures seemed inevitable.

The European Union had to tackle "the worst protectionist measures by other countries," policy documents it issued Tuesday said.