Sentence examples for worst tend from inspiring English sources

5.54pm GMT The President's economic speeches, at their worst, tend to ignore specifics and offer only vague promises to restore the middle class and the American Dream for hard-workin' folks, trying' to pay their bills, et cetera.

The worst abuses tend to be further down the supply chain, and in particular sectors, such as agriculture and mining.

The worst events tend to occur in Shanxi, which produces 30 percent of the nation's coal and has a reputation for illegal and poorly regulated mines.

"While clearly there are congestion issues in other parts of the state, the worst problems tend to be along the I-95 and Merritt corridors in Fairfield County," he said.

"The elected committees have very limited powers and only minimal reach against corruption," said David Zweig, a political expert at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, noting that the worst abuses tend to be at higher levels of government.

The worst complaints tend to be about ­Goldcar and Green Motion, although both dispute the claims, and Goldcar has gone out of its way to say its service is improving.

That's right, folks: the problem isn't being racist, or being a rapist, or being part of a culture so uninterested in self-criticism that its worst offenders tend to be left with no more than a slapped wrist and an unjustified sense of grievance.

Research mentors see you in the laboratory at your best and at your worst and tend to write the most comprehensive assessments of your potential as a scientist.

Poor children and students of color, this side argues, are disproportionately harmed because the worst teachers tend to wind up at poorly performing schools.

The worst cases tended to occur in people with active eczema when they were exposed to vaccinia.

While the season can be around July - November, the worst period tends to be August to November (springtime) and usually lasts 4 - 6 weeks while the chicks are in the nest.