Sentence examples for most striking at from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia's spending increase was the most striking, at more than 21%.

The split was most striking at CERN, where the crucial decision had to be made.

But its effects are likely to be most striking at Yonkers.

The problem is most striking at the United Nations, the quintessential transnational institution with a mandate to maintain international peace and order.

The revival is most striking at the Moscow Arts Theatre, where his plays all had their premieres at the turn of the century, but where the weight of tradition has hung since like an old curtain.

Most striking, at least to foreign eyes, is a twist of fate for the dynamic former environment minister, Jairam Ramesh, who is bright, close to Mrs Gandhi and seen by many businesses as a troublemaker.

Some of the most striking exhibits at the museum aren't cars at all.

Rounding the last corner on the road to the destroyed reactor of Unit No. 4 at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the most striking discovery at the site of the worst radiation accident in history was the two young women in white masks picking gingerly at the earth with hoes and rakes.

It connects not only with the abstract and didactic pieces at Erben, but also with two of the most striking entries at the New Museum, the yogalike photographs titled "Food for the Spirit" (1971) and the witty dance video "Funk Lessons" (1983), an energetic, "Soul Train -style demonstration that at least some perceived racial distinctions are learned, and learnable, behavior.

The most striking thing at the time was the passion of the other people in the crowd.

The most striking feature at Sazan is the mind-boggling number of zesty appetizers and small dishes.