Sentence examples for example that most from inspiring English sources

Rather than writing, for example, that "most" visits are canceled, be specific about what "most" means.

Evidence suggested, for example, that most men with prostate cancer would never experience metastasis.

Let's just take one example, that most relevant to you as a doctor: public heath.

But what might these be Naturally, the example that most people look to is America.

The campaign found, for example, that most voters did not know that Gore had ever been anything but a politician.

Psychologists find, for example, that most people do little better than chance in distinguishing liars from truth-tellers.

Agricultural policy experts, who were familiar with the study sites, selected the modified version of the conservation policy as the example that would most benefit farmers and geese.

He was fascinated by the sumptuous harmonies and glittering textures of the Polish composer Karol Szymanowski, but the example that meant most to him was that of the German-Italian pianist and composer Ferruccio Busoni.

One revolutionary example that is most impressive right now in terms of funding and scope is in an, at first blush, unlikely place, Abu Dhabi.

The London-based architects have selected the landward end of Brighton West Pier, which was the finest example of that most quirky of British architectural ideas.

Dr Ritchie's creations are indeed beautiful examples of that most modern of art forms.