Sentence examples for most reliable tools from inspiring English sources

A giggle and a look of incomprehension are a beauty's most reliable tools.

The Hall Mudawar correlation and the Shah correlation seem to be the most reliable tools for CHF prediction in the subcooled and saturated flow boiling regions, respectively.

At the European Level, SACs (Special Areas of Conservation) are considered among the most reliable tools for increasing the efficiency of protective actions and to identify species vulnerability hotspots across spatial scales.

One of the Chinese government's most reliable tools for maintaining social control is to ensure that people with a shared idea or complaint — whether it's about corruption in local government or the failure to stop polluters — remain isolated from one another.

Indeed, the NPA Constitution explicitly renounces two of the labor movement's most reliable tools.

Resilience was assessed with the 14-item Wagnild and Young Resilience Scale (RS-14), which is one of the most reliable tools to measure resilience [ 41].

Elected officials hardly knew the new mayor before last summer, while the city's lobbyists were precluded from exercising their most reliable tool of ingratiation: steering clients with checkbooks to Mr. Bloomberg's campaign account.

CFD is a most reliable tool to reveal the phenomenon of the mixing process at different parts of the supersonic turbulent flow ejector and to study the effect of operating conditions on the effective ejector area.

They concluded that present evaporation and condensation models are the most reliable tool for predicting the daily production of water.

The electroencephalogram (EEG), used to noninvasively monitor brain activity, remains the most reliable tool in the diagnosis of neonatal seizures.

Willett's putter is usually his most reliable tool, but he slides wide his par putt on the last to finish two under.