Sentence examples for most successfully as from inspiring English sources

In Act II, the Candy Cane hoop dance seems to be precisely what he performed, most successfully, as a young man in Petrograd.

In the early ska years the Studio One house band recorded under various individual and collective guises, most successfully as the Skatalites with "Guns of Navarone" (1964).

It can be read, perhaps, most successfully as an addendum to Roth's recent fiction, as a novel engaged in a complicated conversation with those that preceded it, rather than as a significant work in its own right.

He worked as a go-go boy, a gossip columnist and, most successfully, as a publicist, stashing a portion of his earnings in his freezer and withdrawing stacks of hundred dollar bills to subsidize nights out at Ruelles and other hot spots, and a stream of encounters with hustlers.

(FG A) A supplement rather than a replacement: Those students who had integrated the PDA/DrCompanion into their learning strategies recognised that its role lay most successfully as a supplement rather than a replacement: "I think it's complementary rather than substitution".

The two opening scenes are the most successfully realized, as well as the most naturally suited to Mr. Baryshnikov: "Act Without Words I," a solo piece conceived in 1956 for the dancer Deryk Mendel, and the two-character "Act Without Words II," which Mr. Baryshnikov performs with the inventive young choreographer David Neumann.

Meanwhile Donald Trump and most of the other Republican candidates have been competing over who can most successfully obliterate combatants as well as civilians.

They work most successfully not as politicians, but as a sort of broad-ranging challenge to satire.

Benford's law is an empirical observation which predicts the expected frequency of digits in naturally occurring datasets spanning multiple orders of magnitude, with the law having been most successfully applied as an audit tool in accountancy.

The countries that have managed to promote breastfeeding most successfully, such as Sweden, have strong central leadership and widespread implementation of the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative, a WHO/UNICEF certification shown to promote breastfeeding duration and exclusivity.

Antibodies have, in general, been most successfully applied as elements of combination regimens.