Sentence examples for most personalised from inspiring English sources

Last week's catch-up – organised by his agent Michael Vaughan – was Borthwick's third with the Australian but the most personalised to date.

At the announcement in March 2013, Mark Zuckerberg likened the new Facebook to "the most personalised newspaper", which aroused scepticism among some commentators because news was supposedly Twitter's bag.

We believe our discovery model is unique, both from a technical and a community perspective and our ambition has always been to be the first to perfectly organise and structure all photos taken with EyeEm (and eventually all photos from the social web) and leverage the data cube behind it to build the most personalised experience out there.

If you think the trending section of Twitter is your window to the wider world, then you may be surprised to learn that by default that too is showing you personalised trends most likely to interest you.

It is perhaps the most radical application yet of "personalised budgets", increasingly used in Britain for the disabled and chronically ill.

The most innovative idea is to get personalised information to prospective students and their families.

Most ads produced stronger perceptions of personalised perceived effectiveness among participants with overweight/obesity compared to participants with healthy weight.

However, the most interesting approach is creating a fully personalised experience.

Darling's Kim Jongaffegaffe was just the latest part of an emotionally charged, personalised approach to the independence question that most Scots would happily see ditched.

[Medium-Risk Participants] Most participants, however, expressed scepticism about the value of personalised risk information.

Over time, patients who received full screening, feedback and personalised triage to appropriate resources benefited the most.