The "Saturday Night Live" parody of the debate might have been most incisive and cutting on that topic.
Due to the lack of genetic tools to manipulate chlamydia, genomic analysis is proving to be the most incisive tool in stimulating investigations into the biology of these obligate intracellular bacteria.
The discharge capacity of usual lead acid cells is limited by several mechanisms among which acid depletion is the most incisive.
It is the most incisive account I have found of the crash, which the authors consider "an elite debacle" akin to the Iraq invasion.
A Severed Head (1961) is the most incisive and entertaining of her elaborately artificial works; The Bell (1958) best achieves the psychological and emotional complexity she found so valuable in classic 19th-century fiction.
The Portland Thorns striker is his most incisive forward but she underwent knee surgery only eight weeks ago and the coach could not risk sending her on in Duggan's stead any earlier.
You own Nascar... .. Lewis Black, seen weekly on The Daily Show, is a most incisive and outspoken stand-up comic, but when he performed at the annual Radio and Television Correspondents Dinner, he found himself sitting next to Dick Cheney, one of his favorite targets.
Of all the proponents of human agency against the constraints of geography, culture and historical experience, economists are the most incisive.
As a dissident and then as President, he was the most incisive Czech voice on reviving civil liberties and human rights, on restoring a sense of public responsibility at a moment of post-Communist apathy and greed.
In the meantime, he compensated for his abbreviated education by reading on his own, and although his son is a Rhodes Scholar, he is still the most incisive and articulate member of the family.
