Sentence examples for most telling development from inspiring English sources

In perhaps the most telling development of all, the show has been beaten every week this season among viewers 18 to 49 in the half-hour from 9 30 to 10 p.m. by "Becker," a four-year-old series that Fox had never taken seriously before as a rival for younger viewers.

"To me that is the most telling development in Mohamedou's case".

Perhaps, one of the most telling points is that the development of the soil burn severity map, identification of debris flow hazard areas, and determination of debris flow risk was determined for the Rim fire within the time period required for initial assessment.

Then the most telling figure may not be growth rates but overall holiday sales: an estimated $6 billion-10 billion.

Perhaps the most telling reason is the widely accepted definition of "research": "a systematic investigation, including research development, testing and evaluation, designed to develop or contribute to generalizable knowledge" (45 CFR 46.102).

Perhaps the most telling thing about the current bill is what investment firms are telling their clients.

Canada provides the most telling comparison.

And his most telling direction?

His most telling enthusiasm is for Parmigianino.

But the most telling tribute was unscripted.

One of the most telling categories is scale.