Sentence examples for worst the report from inspiring English sources

At worst, the report warns, the expansion of secrecy in the modern world of digital communications could undermine democratic accountability: "At its most benign, secrecy impedes informed government decisions and an informed public; at worst, it enables corruption and malfeasance".

Aside from some barbed comments about his informal style of governing, that is the worst the report has to say of the prime minister personally.Like all whose professional lives have been spent in great institutions, Lord Butler is reluctant to pick on people.

The worst offenders, the report finds, are HMRC and the Department for Work and Pensions.

"[T]he law is incoherent at best and detrimental at worst," states the report.

Detainees suspected of the most serious crimes, including murder and rape, received the worst abuse, the report said.

The worst case, the report said, could be a new global recession that mires many countries in a cycle of austerity and unemployment for years.

The worst abuses, the report says, take place in small towns and in rural areas, where a point system rewards or punishes local officials based on their ability to meet quotas.

This action "was indicative of collusion of a worst kind," the report charges.

At worst, the 'facts' reported were simply manufactured".

Peje Emilsson, the founder of Kunskapsskolan, a private school company, attacked the research, deriding it as the worst report the thinktank had produced in 20 years.

Indeed my teachers thought me arrogant for even contemplating such a goal and sent me to my Cambridge interview with the worst report the admissions tutor had ever seen.