Sentence examples for most elastic from inspiring English sources

I don't want to overdo the elasticity concept too much — for example, the most elastic states, like New Hampshire and Rhode Island, might be 20 or 30 percent more responsive to changes in national trends than the average state, but not 200 percent or 300 percent more responsive.

Generals lament a military stretched beyond its most elastic means.

By not even the most elastic stretch of the imagination was this a gingerbread house.

By the most elastic stretch of the imagination, this is not a close call.

Most elastic waves recorded close to an extended fault source are complicated and difficult to interpret uniquely.

But nine straight days of excessive heat seem to have stretched even the most elastic tolerance levels to their limits.

While most elastic-waist pants and tentlike blouses (for me) get relegated to the early-Eileen Fisher department of feminine presentation — i.e. "I have forsaken sex and am now devoting myself fully to the co-op" — Ms. Cornejo's shapes succeed in an unlikely trifecta of inflatability, edge and comeliness.

Moreover, the values obtained indicate that the demand for rice is the most highly elastic, followed by meats, dairy products and fruits and vegetables, the latter being only slightly elastic.

Looking something like a kindly Little League coach, the creator of Chicago house's most psychedelically elastic basslines is joined by Peter Kay/Scarface cross Mr White, who delivers sermons on the mic.

It makes American literature as far as I'm concerned one of the most muscular, elastic and brilliant of anywhere, and I still think it's at the forefront.

(Quavo, the most charismatic and elastic of the trio, has long been hailed as Migos' breakout star, but "Culture" shines a light on all three).