Sentence examples for being the two most from inspiring English sources
We have a tendency to underestimate problems we don't know how to deal with — climate change and impact-created brain injuries — being the two most evident examples at the moment.
The Irish Independent, in its Aug. 17 issue, took note of a Russian effort: We have inherited many great things from Russia — vodka and caviar being the two most obvious examples that spring to mind.
Despite his absence it might be a tough day for the woodwork, with these teams being the two most post-rattling in the top flight: the Cherries lead the way in this regard, having struck the frame of the goal 13 times so far, and Arsenal follow behind with eight.
I'm looking forward to the Jason Cowley-edited New Statesman, though, because I think Jason is a laugh, and if your two last jobs were editor of Observer Sport Monthly and editor of Granta, that's about as good a package as you can get - sport and books being the two most important things.
These bacteria are of particular interest due to their relationship with oral health, being the two most populous species present within dental plaque (Socransky and Manganiello1971).
The majority of overseas Chinese students were postgraduate students in their 20s (Li 2010b) with the USA and the UK being the two most popular destinations.
The government accused them of being the two most-senior Wall Street traders in an eight-member "clubinal club" that made $72 million in profits by trading shares of Dell Inc. and Nvidia based on corporate secrets obtained from inside those companies.
They were the two most conservative elements in the cities.
We're the two most selfish characters in literature.
