Sentence examples for the most successful forms from inspiring English sources

In part, Cendant's moves are meant to tap into the rapid rise of Internet travel services, one of the most successful forms of online commerce.

One of the most successful forms of advertising ever is the yellow pages: its costs are low enough to make its relative lack of effectiveness still worthwhile to the advertiser, and there are enough advertisers, and yellow pages are cheap enough to produce, that it's profitable for the publisher, too.

The purpose of this policy is for all polluting sources to follow by example and use the most successful forms of mitigation.

As he notes, they are perhaps the most successful form of multicellular life in history, with some fourteen thousand known species.

IDA provides the most successful form of development assistance in the world today, and it can be made even better.

Phillip George, who is co-director of "Forbidden Broadway" and does the musical staging, always reminded me that the most successful form of parody we could offer at that time was a mini-epic rendition of an entire Broadway production.

Plants are considered to be the most successful form of life on earth, despite their inability to move.

Among the variety of biometric solutions in the market, hand-based system is the oldest, and perhaps the most successful form of biometric technology.

Science was seen to embody the most successful form of reasoning (but which form?) to the most certain knowledge claims (but how certain?) on the basis of systematically collected evidence (but what counts as evidence and, in particular, should the evidence of the senses or rather of rational insight take precedence?) Section 2 surveys some of the history, pointing to two major themes.

Living donor kidney transplantation (LDKT) is the most successful form of renal replacement therapy in terms of wait time and survival rates.

The most successful form of fertility control implemented to date has focussed on the manual sterilization of large numbers of the target pest species prior to their release into the focal population that is in need of control.