Sentence examples for extensive mention from inspiring English sources

One loss, Mr. Meincke notes, is extensive mention of confederates central to Mr. Blagojevich's jockeying for fame and fortune.

That trial, which took place in Los Angeles, made Bugliosi an outsized figure in the history of crime in L.A., so The Times' obituary rightly made extensive mention of his book "Helter Skelter".

The presence of separate pleasant and unpleasant dimensions was expected, given their extensive mention in the literature and similar findings in other published studies [ 15, 27].

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To summarize, there is extensive literature mentioning that participatory and educational programs are effective tools to raise food-related consciousness among people.

In the context of cancer, despite extensive literature mentioning aberrant glycosylation of MUC1, very little has been done experimentally with deglycosylation of MUC1 in situ.

Finally, it enables a test of my claim that 'legal marital status', which usually only distinguishes between marriage, widowhood, divorce, and never having been married, is a less ideal measure in studies on subjective well-being than 'current partnership status', which covers the more extensive list mentioned above.

bThe list of studies on oil and commodity price links is extensive and we mention only few representative studies here.