Sentence examples for most correspondence from inspiring English sources

Are constituency matters any less secure than most correspondence between doctor and patient?

Disability, whether as a private or a public-policy issue, is the subject on which I receive by far the most correspondence.

There is one straightforward difference between truthmaker theory and most correspondence theories.

Most correspondence can be handled without calling or visiting an IRS office.

Unlike most correspondence theories, truthmaker theory is not equipped, and usually not designed, to answer the question "What is truth?"—at least not if one expects the answer to take the form of a feasible candidate for a definition of truth.

Most correspondence to the President is handled by a staff member.

Scrawled notes detailing favourite hobbies and pets' names were sent back and forth and, while most correspondences fizzled out after the first couple of letters, some continued for many years.

> -wrap-foot> As expected, most correspondences were found between the two fly ontologies (TGMA and FBbt) and the wasp ontology (HAO), being that all three are closely related phylogenetically (Insecta: Holometabola) and, therefore, share a number of anatomical features.

Most of correspondence is eccentric.

But the most interesting correspondence came just last week.

The chancellor said his most recent correspondence from the New York City Boy Scout Council was dated Sept. 13.