Sentence examples for safe and best from inspiring English sources
This fall, Das Racist is travelling with some of the label's heavy hitters on the American Rap Songs Tour, among them Lakutis, Safe, and, best of all, Le1f, a gay New York rapper who has played a role in hip-hop's recent shift away from homophobia.
"Now more than ever, it is critical to equip journalists with a free tool to help them stay safe and best positioned to continue to tell the significant stories of our time".
Patient care teams may be an efficient means of providing systematic, safe and best practice care for complex patients [ 8], and are widely encouraged by researchers [ 8, 9] and international bodies [ 10, 11].
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In conclusion, rifabutin-based high-dose PPI-combined therapy as empirical rescue treatment is more effective than standard dose PPI-combined rifabutin-based therapy, safe and best tolerable in third-line therapy in the Korean population.
Today, he noted, North Luangwa is "the safest and best maintained park in Zambia".
"Despite this tragedy, high-rise contractors in New York are the safest and best in the world," Mr. Coletti said.
I'm a firm believer in the system of having private enterprise support public utterance; advertising is the safest and best foundation for free speech.
Now that I am a parent I know that we all want our children to grow up in the best of circumstances and to have the safest and best childhood that they can.
"The little red schoolhouse behind me was erected as evidence of the commitment of all of us here to give our children the safest and best schools in the world," Mr. Clinton said.
"By the standards of humanity as a whole, England over the centuries has been among the richest, safest and best governed places on earth, as periodical influxes of people testify," he writes.
