Sentence examples for The most effectual from inspiring English sources

The most effectual hitherto found, is the freedom of the press.

The most effectual agent hitherto found is the freedom of the press.

The most effectual variables on pore size have been found to be K2HPO4 concentration and reaction temperature with low solution concentrations (0.02 M) and high reaction temperatures (60 °C) resulting in the smallest pore sizes (outer shell wall pore size of ~10 nm).

The most effectual part is that a dollar is also removed from the hand overflowing with dollars.

The highest motives to right action will generally be found the most effectual.

Although he was not a Catholic, Burke praised Catholicism as "the most effectual barrier" against radicalism.

But they differ in that they also propose to distinguish the humanities from the social sciences as well as from the physical sciences, and in that they dispute among themselves as to whether an emphasis on the subject matter or on the methods of the humanities is most effectual in accomplishing this distinction.

The decision is to be impartially made, according to the rules of the Constitution; and all the usual and most effectual precautions are taken to secure this impartiality.

The intrinsic selection is quantitatively most effectual and economical.

A committee appointed in 1836 to inspect his Thames bank plans (which included Faraday, Charles Wheatstone, Charles Eastlake and JMW Turner) reported that "it has been given to Mr Martin to produce the simplest, as well as the most completely effectual, plan".

You could easily have your most effectual, still youthful years ahead of you, and already have the all-consuming baby/toddler phases out of the way.