Sentence examples for worst phases from inspiring English sources

A Press Trust of India story about the poll, carried on the Web site of Zee News, noted that Mr. Obama's tenure "has coincided with one of the worst phases seen by U.S.-Pak ties and the poll clearly reflects the situation".

Others can rightly raise the issue of fighting the last war: Market timing does tend to attract the most interest just after the worst phases of bear markets, which usually turn out to be the periods when we should be least interested in the topic and most firmly committed to equities.

"We are in the worst phase of our history," he told me.

The worst phase of the bombing continued until May 1941, when there was a lull.

It would also be the second big opportunity Deutsche has grabbed since the worst phase of the financial crisis began last fall.

At the best or worst phase, it gets so dark that you might sleep through the light hours if you end staying up too late the night before.

In September the NKVD chief, Yagoda, was replaced by Nikolay Yezhov, from whom the Yezhovshchina, the worst phase of the terror in 1937 38, took its name.

During the worst phase of the financial crisis, the Fed's extraordinarily expansive monetary policy was intended to prevent the economy from plunging into a possible depression.

Taiwan suffered the biggest blow, with exports dropping 24 percent during the worst phase of the global recession in 2008 and 2009.

In 1868 Putnam's Monthly Magazine described the design as belonging to "the worst phase of the worst school of architecture that has ever existed — the late French Renaissance".

Forests are now growing back in many temperate countries and the worst phase of habitat destruction may be over as efficiency demands shape better technologies and less polluting forms of energy.