Sentence examples for worst newly from inspiring English sources

One state investigator wrote that they were "by far the worst newly constructed buildings that I have seen in 10 years of making such inspections".

According to Gallup, Donald Trump's net favorability rating is the worst among all newly elected president's since 1992.

The worst-hit were newly industrialised countries such as Thailand and South Korea which, unlike the OECD countries, have become far more reliant on oil over the past 20 years.There have been political repercussions, too.

Destroyed by the Bolsheviks, the cathedral was rebuilt to play an odd role in Russia's spiritual life – it showcased the worst of what the newly powerful Orthodox church had to offer: pomp, circumstance, and tasteless frescoes.

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Using the newly developed worst-case fault sensitivity measure, the H− index, and the well-known worst-case robustness measure, the H∞ norm, this paper addresses the problem of H− index fault detection observer design and multiobjective H−/H∞ fault detection observer design problems.

They say the worst time to play newly-promoted clubs is right at the start of the season.

These facts could provide physicians to good evidence to consider SAH in patients with previous history of headache with migraine features newly presented with worst headache of their life, as well as consider cerebral angiography in all SAH suggestive headaches which are accompanied with migraine symptoms.

And then we have Luis Robles, who arguably had his worst game in New York, and newly-signed Kevin Hartman breathing down his neck.

This PNEC is higher than published PECs (Singer et al. 2007) or those newly calculated using worst-case pandemic use assumptions and various algorithms.

Indeed, for patients with substantial heterogeneity of response across lesions (including newly detected lesions), the worst performing lesion may drive the clinical outcome.