用at best造句子，“at best”造句

Life is, at best, a sea of trouble.

That made them, at best, suppliers of niche hardware.

The bill is at best pointless posturing and at worst dangerous demagoguery.

Do your best this moment, and you will be at best place for your next moment and opportunity.

By now he had stirred at best only a partial sympathy.

There is only, at best, random monitoring of wastewater effluent by the pollution control agency.

Hesitated - and at best you have planted on the sharp horns, and at worst - trampled to death!

Fulfilling a campaign promise at the expense of American national security interests is at best strategic neglect and at worst downright irresponsible.

But this argument can at best explain why proposers offer large amounts, not why responders reject low offers.

In a software project, discovering that a use case does not contain the necessary categories of information to move forward can be at best costly-at worst, disastrous.

In today's English, the word "Oriental", when used to refer to a person, sounds old-fashioned at best and derogatory at worst.

This is a partial list at best.

She is at best a second-rate singer.

But most seem to think the senator is inept at best and a liar at worst.

In terms of biodiversity, though, and often of carbon storage as well, they are at best inferior replacements. And they are not always at their best.

But30 years ago, this harmony was just a dream, and a far-away dream at best.

Gaming tends to be regarded as a harmless diversion at best, a vile corruptor of youth at worst.

The huge traditional market, in a short half-hour rushed to a disadvantage, at best is to see a rare.

No one of that new wave generation made more films than Chabrol, or so many that were sardonic at best, routine at worst.

Such generalizing statements are tentative at best.

These underlying services provide, at best, microsecond granularity.

Unapproved use is at best worrying and unfair, and at worst dangerous and immoral.

For many post-war families retrospection meant, at best, raw feeling and rancorous dispute, at worst, intolerable exposure to guilt.

Call no man happy till he dies, he is at best but fortunate.--Solon, ancient Athenian statesman

What we "are" is a nebulous concept at best — and pernicious at worst, when we use it to find excuses for acting on unskillful motives.

We can't arrive before Friday at best.

Don't scold him too much; he is at best a child.

The enterprise that best meets the needs of its customer, at the best price. Offers the most secure future for its workers.

What was youth at best?

At present waiting list information is distributed on paper, at best monthly, often quarterly.

Patents are the most widely used yardstick, but they are an imperfect gauge of innovation at best.

But at best it was a doubtful business.

Does whatever we have now, digital or analog, represent at best a pale shadow of bygone glory?

Well, until the recent market tumult seemed to render such concerns uncouth at best and asinine at worst.

These reports all seem secondhand at best.

I wasn’t very good at the sport and at best I could go snowboarding once a year.