Sentence examples for worst terms from inspiring English sources

Time is not on our side, and we need to be realistic; the best and perhaps only way to prevent an immediate rewriting of our constitution on the worst terms possible is joining the European Economic Area EEAA).

If they seek a business loan to consolidate this debt or grow their companies, they have trouble getting anything but the worst terms.

Mr Miliband said that means "the lowest wages, the worst terms and conditions, and the fewest rights at work - a race to the bottom", adding: "The only way we can win is in a race to the top".

Interestingly, "under budget" and "revenue/profits" were very near the bottom of the list, but still preferred over the 15 worst terms.

It was, said Richard J. Lazarus, a director of the Supreme Court Institute at Georgetown University Law Center, "the worst term ever" for environmental interests.

She is what would now be called pro-growth — "stagnant" is the worst term in her vocabulary — and if one had to pick out the two words in English that offended her most they would be "planned economy".

"I think [political correctness] is the worst term ever," she tells writer Sandra Song.

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And the algorithm which performs the worst in terms of overall quality may perform well in terms of preserving speech intelligibility (e.g., KLT [9]).

Last year was one of the worst, in terms of supply.

Small bubbles were the worst in terms of aroma release".