Sentence examples for most subordinates from inspiring English sources

The commander of an army brigade based in Batumi declared his loyalty to Mr Abashidze, only to find most subordinates going the other way.

They described situations such as being uninvited to crucial work related meetings, engagements and that most subordinates and counterparts started to treat them inappropriately.

While the most subordinate monkeys clearly preferred cocaine to saline, the dominant monkeys' lever-pressing for cocaine "was not significantly different" from their lever-pressing for saline, says Nader, whose study appears in February's issue of Nature Neuroscience.

Rank numbers were afterwards assigned with 1 for the most dominant individual and 35 for the most subordinate individual.

Based on the results of Tube Tests, each animal was assigned a social rank ranging from 0 (most dominant) to 3 (most subordinate).

On weeks 16 and 17, BWs of the two most subordinate ranks were significantly heavier (p < 0.05) than weights of the most dominant animals.

Each animal was assigned a social rank from 1 to 3, where 1 is the most dominant animal that won all pairwise social encounters and 3 is the most subordinate mouse that lost all encounters.

By the end of the summer, McMaster had weeded out some of his most toxic subordinates.

But unlike Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, who was wont to support his most loyal subordinates even when they came under fire, Mr. Bloomberg's loyalty clearly appears to end when impropriety is revealed.

Despite the presence of two of Washington's most reliable subordinates, Lafayette and Greene, the attempt at cooperation was a dismal failure.

And, in a large cast, there are outstanding performances from Jamie Wilkes as Oppenheimer's most loyal subordinate, Catherine Steadman as his flaky lover, Ben Allen as the arrogant Teller and William Gaminara as the poker-backed General Groves.