Sentence examples for most watertight from inspiring English sources
Asking people to express publicly a memory of their feelings from several months ago may not appear to be the most watertight research method.
There is a philosophy called "pessimistic meta-induction from the history of science", which proposes that, since the most watertight of old theories have been disproved, we must assume today's theories will be disproved, too.
The planned gardens on each level did not come to fruition (though there are balconies), and the en-suite bathrooms have not always been the most watertight, but a £6.5m refurbishment has secured the building's future.
Players like Batistuta, Crespo, Claudio Lopez; Veron, Zanetti, Simeone; Roma's Samuel and the central defenders who have marshalled the Valencia defence, the most watertight in Europe these past two seasons, Ayala and Pellegrino.
And simply to take the plot seems peculiar when what makes Austen so great is the voice, the insight, the feeling for humanity (this is doubly true for Northanger Abbey, which may be her funniest novel, but in plot terms isn't the most watertight).
Geoffrey W. Marcy, a planet hunter from the University of California, Berkeley, wrote in an accompanying article in Nature that the new work provided "the most watertight evidence so far for a planet that is something like our own Earth, outside our solar system".
Most manufacturers have watertight procedures to prevent their products being used in judicial killings in the wake of a European-lead boycott of the death penalty.
Most of the watertight doors could not close, and the condensers remained problematic.
Boston.com's roof seems more watertight than most.
Any navy crewmen who initially survived and managed to seal themselves inside watertight cabins would most likely have run out of air by Monday night.
King penguin chicks take a year to go from egg to fully watertight penguin, and for most of that time they stand around on the beach smacking each other and mugging their parents for food.
