In the case of the most famous names, yes.
In the case of the most attractive the figure was 13%.
In the case of the most dangerous agents, such as Ebola, it is neither feasible nor ethical to run clinical trials on humans.
Or, in the case of the most dedicated member of the ensemble, both: Good old George Michael, he's a game chap.
Or consider the case of the most visible of Mr. Obama's announced appointments, his nomination of Judge Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court.
Only in the case of the most allergenic trees — male box elder, yew and mulberry — should city arborists consider deliberate removal.
There was one Dutch case of the most severe form of the disease while Austria had reported 2 cases, but none were the severe variety, it said.
But the work is thankless, at least in the case of the most radical poetry, because there's "no stake," as Glyn Maxwell has pointed out, in achieving "a speculatively coherent rendering of someone else's willed incoherence".
And the case of the most rebellious and powerful of the Kremlin's press critics -- the Media-MOST empire run by Vladimir V. Gusinsky -- suggests that a powerful journalistic critic of the Kremlin risks an unusual run of bad luck.
As it is dragged across a desktop, the tiny camera in the bottom of the mouse takes 2,000 snapshots a second (in the case of the most recent versions of Microsoft's two most expensive models).
In the corpse-strewn ending of Shakespeare's Richard III, the victorious Henry Tudor commands "Inter their bodies as becomes their births" – an order rapidly becoming tricky in the case of the most famous victim of the day's battle.
