Sentence examples for stretched the most from inspiring English sources

The seemingly unending presidential contest has stretched the most basic services in this town, but perhaps none more so than Mr. Mitford's business.

Special Operations can manage its current load, he said, noting that civil affairs troops and Army Special Forces are stretched the most.

"From a pure performance standpoint, it's Denzel Washington for 'Flight.' But I also like to vote for actors who stretched the most, who made the biggest transition.

If space can only get stretched by a maximum amount before suffering a Big Snap, then most of the volume (and consequently most of the galaxies, stars, planets and observers) will be found in the regions that have stretched the most and are close to snapping.

If his early books were primarily for young readers, his unique voice is even more compelling in his later novels, whose complexities stretch the most attentive adult reader.

A failing school could have a high pass rate but still not be stretching the most able pupils, which is why the value-added score is so important.

The question is whether "static stretching" -- the most common type, which involves holding a muscle in one position for a defined period of time -- has been misinterpreted, or oversold, as a preventive for what ails you.

The plan will focus on seven-to-11-year-olds, will involve catch-up reading programmes and will stretch the most able pupils.

Dan Morrow, head of the secondary phase at Shirley Park, said his school had entered students for both IGCSE and GCSE English for the first time this year to stretch the most able.

We're bending the rules a little bit (as we are often wont to do around here) and stretching the Most Impressive Democrat Of The Week award to include last Thursday.

Put the water filled bag in the sole or the heel of the shoe in particular as this is the part that needs stretching the most.