Sentence examples for most thorough is from inspiring English sources

There was one shortly after that in Washington Monthly which is often cited; probably the most thorough is this one, from the Smithsonian.

The most thorough is James Payne's The History of Force; other studies include Lawrence Keeley's War Before Civilization, Martin Daly & Margo Wilson's Homicide, Donald Horowitz's The Deadly Ethnic Riot, Robert Wright's Nonzero, Peter Singer's The Expanding Circle, Stephen Leblanc's Constant Battles, and surveys of the ethnographic and archeological record by Bruce Knauft and Philip Walker.

The most thorough was at Dartington in Devon, an ambitious experiment in rural reconstruction started in 1925 by Dorothy Elmhirst and her husband Leonard, centred on a then-derelict 14th-century manor house near Totnes.

The most comprehensive of these studies, which remains the most thorough, was conducted by the American Cancer Society, starting in 1982.

Result: The programme has been evaluated in various countries: the most thorough study is a randomized controlled trial in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa, with female and male participants aged 15-26.

The most thorough account is in the TEs for Protothetic in Grundzüge, Section 11, and there is also a compressed account of TEs for Ontology.

Perhaps the most thorough treatment is a 117-page curriculum guide for teachers sponsored by the New Jersey Commission on Holocaust Education.

One of the most thorough discussions is by Keith Augustine (Other Internet Resources, 2008), who draws on work by a large number of other researchers.

The most thorough method is to go to the main European Parliament main website and use the Legislative Observatory search engine.

Perhaps the most thorough redesign was of the wing, the objective being to match the performance of the cancelled AV-16 while retaining the Pegasus engine of the AV-8A.

Strangely, some of the most thorough research was conducted by speech therapists – a lisp being one of the classic camp traits.