to the best of

Idioms  

1. To the utmost extent of, especially of one's ability, knowledge, or power. For example, I'm sure he'll do it to the best of his ability, or To the best of my knowledge, they arrive tomorrow. [c. 1500]

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Example Sentences

“If there’s one person, two people that aren’t executing to the best of their abilities, he’s going to find that crease,” Rams veteran linebacker Troy Reeder said.

From Los Angeles Times

He said a "striking feature" of the ANL's defence was that it had been able to obtain an explanation from almost all of the journalists named in the legal action of how they had sourced their stories, to the best of their memory.

From BBC

"I hope it shows that I care deeply about the work and will continue to do so to the best of my abilities," she added.

From BBC

But the report said the leader had "remained in post and to the best of my knowledge has continued to carry out his duties within Whitewell Metropolitan Tabernacle."

From BBC

Richard Washington, who is a creative exec at KevOn Stage Studios, head of T V and film, and I built the systems and then we allow the people to work within the systems to the best of their personality.

From Los Angeles Times