Sentence examples for be of greatest from inspiring English sources

Which potential physical evidence in this case would be of greatest probative value to the investigator?

This will be of greatest help to the elderly, particularly the 10 million pensioners.

The latter, no doubt, will be of greatest interest to I.B.M.'s paying clients.

Mr. Hartley is the most famous of these figures, but Ms. Torr may be of greatest interest to local residents.

The agency discovers unknown threats and generates leads through "complex searches to draw out communications most likely to be of greatest intelligence value".

That's a movie I'd like to watch; the question is which part of Davis's life would be of greatest dramatic import.

Reuters hopes to do better with its forthcoming site for those in the financial-services industry.Social networking has proved to be of greatest value to companies in recruitment.

To be of greatest value, each result must be combined with information gathered from the history, clinical evaluation, and other tests.

And while this may be of greatest concern to those who have a family member with Asperger's or autism, it's broader than that.

But the productions that are likely to be of greatest interest to dance fans are "The Bright Stream" and "The Pharaoh's Daughter," both of which will be performed at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City July 18-30.

But it is the emergence of Ms Gardner, the popular BBC Wales executive, as the frontrunner to take over Ms Tranter's job that will be of greatest interest to producers keen to win commissions from the department's £260m budget.