Sentence examples for worst state of from inspiring English sources

In Syria we called for the regime to change, took no action and it is in the worst state of all.

Billy Graham, for example, preached quite regularly between 1950 and 1970 that the nation was in its worst state of spiritual decline.

Last December a report from English Nature, the conservation agency, showed that nearly half of them were in poor condition, and rivers were in the worst state of all.

This small codex, of French origin and belonging to the Portuguese heritage, was chosen because it showed the worst state of conservation among all the others in the collection.

Most conservatives fixated on the contradictions; my friend Pete Wehner, head of strategic planning at the White House under Karl Rove, called it one of the worst State of the Union addresses in modern times.

For example, it turns out that jetlag is the worst state of mind.

Major depressive episode (MDE) is one of the worst states of mood disorders and may be most able to reflect functional impairments of depression.

I know that even in the worst states of chronic pain and mental anguish, mindfulness will help.

Suffering through a period of prolonged confinement can push people back to their worst states of mind, particularly if they have a history of mental illness, according to Zayas.

One of the worst states for percentage of insured people, nearly 25 percent of Oklahomans between the age of 18 and 64 did not have health insurance in 2005, the fifth-highest rate in the nation.

"Iran remains the world's worst state sponsor of terrorism," Cotton said.