Sentence examples for most proximately from inspiring English sources

It began — well, I guess it really began in 1860 — most proximately with two ugly episodes involving boorish white guys: one potentially criminal, the other sufficiently firable.

The random control was the patient presenting most proximately before the case who fulfilled the CDC criteria for influenza-like illness.

The age matched control was the patient presenting most proximately after the case who fulfilled the CDC criteria for influenza-like illness and who was in the same age group as the case (<2 years, 2 to <5 years, 5 to <10 years, 10 to 15 years).

The evaluation of classroom-based educational interventions is fraught with tensions, the most critical of which is choosing between focusing the inquiry on measuring the effects of treatment or in proximately utilizing the data to improve practice.

The bill would allow state courts to decide lawsuits "for damages from personal injury or for wrongful death proximately caused by a denial of a claim for benefits".

Hammond said: "We need to know what has happened and who is responsible for it, both ultimately responsible and proximately responsible.

Verbinski borrows the ethos of such playfully lugubrious horror classics as "The Curse of Frankenstein" and "Dracula" and grafts onto them a visual mannerism distantly distilled from Orson Welles and a sense of design proximately and conspicuously cribbed from Wes Anderson.

It's also important to understand that the French left, though in some ways more ideologically respectable and powerful than the American kind, has held power only proximately and tentatively throughout the twentieth century.

The jury, in its verdict on Nov , 17 said the government had proved that Mr. Ghailani's conduct "directly or proximately caused death to a person," a finding that made him eligible for a life sentence.

At one point, a defense lawyer, Michael K. Bachrach, noted that along with the sole conviction, the jury had found Mr. Ghailani's conduct to have "directly or proximately caused death".

Trover damages are measured by the market value of the object (not its replacement cost) plus compensation for deprivation of use and compensation for other losses naturally and proximately caused by the wrongful taking.