Sentence examples for are most wanted from inspiring English sources

Officials said the prisoner was not among the 55 Iraqis who are most wanted by American authorities, more than 30 of whom have been killed or captured.

"Whatever women's services are most wanted for," he writes, "the free play of competition will hold out the strongest inducements to them to undertake".

For example, a wind machine in North Dakota would produce more energy than the same machine in some Eastern states — but energy projects tend to get built in places where they are most wanted.

The first can be called the "coordination argument" (cf. Roemer 2012): the price system can transmit complex information about people's preferences in decentralized ways, which allows for the allocation of goods and services to where they are most wanted.

After spending years deep in Haiti activism, he materialized from out of nowhere on the website of Rolling Stone with an epic tale of interviewing one of the most wanted men in the world, at the time he was most wanted.

"   Al-Qaeda's most wanted Listed among al-Qaeda's "most wanted" in the West, the Swedish artist Lars Vilks is notorious for his deliberately provocative creations, including the Prophet Mohamed depicted as a stray dog.

So VC's may be just going where they think they're most wanted or where they can most easily have their way.

Director Lindsey Turner served up first what's most wanted.

Four days later, on May 24, the album's title was revealed to be Most Wanted, and the album's release date was announced to be August 16, 2005.

Also, if you want pictures, those would be most wanted by kids, and seniors.

Stealth virus is most wanted and requires 100 days of programming.