Sentence examples for most strictest from inspiring English sources

The definition of lasting RTW that we use is the most strictest known and could result in the lowest percentage RTW.

"This Council has put in place the most strict spending limits anywhere in America," he said.

"There are the most strict anti-doping tests, in these Olympics, that there have ever been.

"Deviant individuals can exist in almost every society, even in the most strict and ruthless ones such as Nazi Germany.

New Jersey's sex offender commitment law is generally considered one of the most strict of the 16 in the nation.

ASHRAE's indoor climate design classes for general museums, galleries, archives and libraries are well known: AA (most strict), A, B, C and D (least strict).

At the same time, the T.S.A. relaxed the most strict security measures for United States citizens and most others not flying through, or citizens of, those 14 nations.

It is a fine defense of his own work: McClatchy carries forward the most strict, exact and literate tradition in American poetry.

Of the hundreds of gun regulations on the books in states and localities around the country, the District of Columbia law is generally regarded as the most strict.

And even where the land is legally owned, Brazil's complicated land-use laws, which are most strict and most flouted in the Amazon, often put it beyond the pale.

Thailand has long maintained some of the world's most strict laws against lèse-majesté, but only in recent years have they been put to use with such regularity.