Sentence examples for worst reserved for from inspiring English sources

Cardboard cutouts of David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Miliband are attracting roughly equal levels of vandalism, with the worst reserved for Nigel Farage who has had "Nazi" daubed on his forehead.

All the indices of prejudice were up with the worst attitudes reserved for members of the Travelling community.

All the indices of prejudice were up in this latest survey, with the worst attitudes reserved for members of the Traveller community.

But most of the worst was reserved for a 100-yard-wide, seven-mile strip southeast of Toledo, Ohio, leaving it littered with wrecked vehicles, splintered wood and family possessions.

The worst is reserved for Palestinians.

A little more than a decade ago, Czifra was dubbed "the worst of the worst," a moniker reserved for the 1,200 or so inmates isolated in the Security Housing Unit of Pelican Bay State Prison, a concrete and wire compound in the redwood forests near the Oregon border.

But the worst punishment is reserved for Chechens themselves.

About 130 flights were cancelled at Heathrow and ferry services were disrupted, with the port of Dover closed for nearly three hours, but the worst disruption was reserved for the road and rail network.

"Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is not the worst of the worst, and that is what the death penalty is reserved for -- the worst of the worst," lead defense attorney Judy Clarke said during closing arguments.

Why were the worst instances of incompetence reserved for murder cases when these were precisely the ones where most care ought to have been taken?

His worst scorn, however, was reserved for Punjabis, the largest ethnic group in Pakistan and the dominant one in the army.