Sentence examples for most prevalent being from inspiring English sources

There were many dimensions to my psychosis, the most prevalent being a severe strain of paranoia fueled by profound guilt and self-reproach.

Subsequent biographies were all informed by these myths, the most prevalent being that Ubu, the fiction, destroyed Jarry, the man, and that he "became" Ubu, incapable of distinguishing between himself and his horrible invention.

5) Divorce rates around the world Relationship stats are thrown at us all the time, with one of the most prevalent being that around 42% of marriages in the UK end in divorce.

For all the speculation about Mr. Ellison's intentions — the most prevalent being that the new owner, whose team of yachts won the America's Cup in 2010, would turn Lanai into a hub for sailing — he has yet to appear in public, speak with elected officials or tell anyone what he might have in mind.

Non-visual aura symptoms were reported by approximately half of the patients, the most prevalent being numbness and tingling, followed by difficulty in recalling or speaking words.

A year later, close to 80percentnt of the existing Android phones on the market are running Android versions that do not support encryption, with the most prevalent being versions 2.2 and 2.3.

"Most prevalent is the lower-than-average-income collector," she said.

The most prevalent are Polish; Gujarati, an Indian language; and Spanish.

Among the most prevalent is the transformation of pension funds from an expense to a source of profits.

"The most prevalent are those who collect the pieces that Steuben is known for today -- the etched pieces and sculptures," he says.

Q: Many of the countries where the abuses against women are most prevalent are also countries that have a vital strategic importance to the United States: Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, India.