Sentence examples for worst time with from inspiring English sources

In fact the people having the worst time with the conditions seem to be the BBC presenters, who have been muttering resentfully all week.

Keegan Sauder makes a surprise appearance and attempts to judge the relative Canadianess of fellow skaters Rick Howard and Rick McCrank, and the latter Rick narrowly avoids having the worst time ever with Eric Koston.

The autumn was generally the worst time to patients with depressive and manic episodes, especially for those with recurrent episodes.

These elections come at the worst time for David Cameron, with one calamity after another in the six weeks since the budget.

Summer is the worst time for this with a 30percentt increase in alcohol-related violence than winter.

This makes the worst time O |V| + |E|) with the additional constant costs of calculating the benefits.

The worst time to try to run with the trains is in the rain.

The STA argues that the current moment is the worst time to cut subsidies because with a little bit more help the industry can be aid-free and compete with carbon heavy fossil fuels by 2020.

This has come at possibly the worst time for British table tennis with so many young players doing well — England won 10 medals at the European Youth Championships in July.

A divorce at the worst time during the current recession, along with outstanding student loans, and previous jobs with failed start-ups left me crippled and feeling less than worthy of a new car.

"This is possibly the worst time to be a person living with albinism in Tanzania," says Amir Manento.