Sentence examples for most foolproof from inspiring English sources

The most foolproof way to impose fiscal discipline may be to instill a sense of crisis.

Of course, the most foolproof solution is to behave well and respect these networks.

ONE of the simplest and most foolproof ways of cooking fish fillets is to bake them.

The most foolproof method is simply not to buy these types of toys.

It may take some practice, but once you master it, it is among the easiest and most foolproof of desserts.

In a test run all the bronzers did the trick, but Stila's Pivotal Sun ($25 at Bloomingdale's) was the most foolproof, delivering a sheer liquid glow.

However, as is the very nature of China's communist regime, the Party surprised the world when it came up with one of the most elaborate and foolproof plans to censor the entire interweb and regulate what each Chinese citizen saw, read and shared over the internet, what is now known as the Great Firewall of China.

The most secure and foolproof way to bypass any web restriction is to install a proxy on your own web server.

But not all of these measures are foolproof and most are expensive.

While nothing is foolproof, having most of the toys available to examine, either on the shelves or in strategically placed baskets, on floor level, takes some of the guesswork out of shopping.

"FOOLPROOF" IS MOST likely not the word Barack Obama would use to describe the status of Pakistan's nuclear safety following the briefings he has been receiving since Nov. 6, which is when J. Michael McConnell, the director of national intelligence, showed up in Chicago to give the president-­elect his first full presidential daily brief.