Sentence examples for and while the most from inspiring English sources

And while the most blatant attempts at shoring up Jewel's credibility should be the least successful, the opposite is true.

And while the most obvious alternative - retrospective punishments - has its merits, the Champions League final showed up a major flaw.

And while the most engagingly intimate duet is probably by the latter, the most radical choreography comes from McGregor.

And while the most popular movie in the post-attack period was the uplifting "Hardball," the story of an inner-city youth baseball team, depictions of various sorts of terror also did well, according to data from AC Nielsen/EDI.

And while the most recent debt-growth dynamic certainly appears to be one in which slower growth led to soaring borrowing, I doubt most economists would argue that causation never runs the other way.

Another ONS survey tracks how the wages of a selection of full-time employees has been changing, and while the most recent figures we have from that are for April 2013, at the time they were showing considerably greater rises than average earnings.

Predictably, however, it was Wagner's influence that proved the most persistent - and, for a while, the most creatively suffocating.

The most underrepresented age groups included both males and females aged 15 19 and 25 34 while the most overrepresented age groups included 50 64 and 65 74 year-old-respondents.

The largest numbers were found on porcine chromosomes 6 and 9 (n=15), 4 (n=13), and 7 (n=12) while the most significant marker was located on chromosome 18.

Most frequent use was for access to the internet and email while the most frequently used applications were Microsoft Word and PowerPoint.

The most common presenting complaints were fever and cough, while the most frequent diagnoses were uncomplicated malaria and cough (no pneumonia).