Sentence examples for worst offers from inspiring English sources

Worst: Offers vocabulary words like "howdah," "jape" and "pelf" for children in grades K-2.

WORST: Offers no reviews; details on editions and formats can be very thin.

Which is obviously pretty patronising to these abstracted ordinary people at best, and at worst offers easy excuses to the far-right.

At its worst, this offers cheap laughs about cheap sex; at its best, it's perky slap-and-tickle with no strings attached.

At its best a 24-hour source of information from a million big sisters, at its worst it offers a million people who are sure they have the answer … This democratisation of knowledge has allowed mothers to challenge professional expertise – a welcome power shift to Jensen, but one with the potential to produce an exponential amount of anxiety.

WORST: Bibliofind offers no book suggestions or reviews, as other sites do.

"Where there are children involved, that's the worst part," offers Heath.

The opening 16 minutes showcase the best and the worst on offer.

They both make people fear the worst and offer no advice on the correct way to deal with real events.

Indeed, it's remarkable that a practice that is stimulating at best, agonizing at worst, is offered by spas that purport to pamper.

The issues, says the union, are both what it calls "the worst pay offer in the industry" and the closure to new workers of a typically generous pension scheme still enjoyed by existing employees.