Sentence examples for its most extensive from inspiring English sources
A1 I.R.S. Steps Up Raids The I.R.S. said it conducted its most extensive raids ever last week, pursuing suspects in various tax-evasion schemes that use foreign banks and trusts to help affluent people hide income and create fake deductions.
At its most extensive in Greece, it amounted to the power that adult male Athenians enjoyed in shaping how the city's control of women, slaves and other conquests would be exercised.
The newsroom had its most extensive cuts in 2008 when it eliminated 100 jobs through buyouts and layoffs.
WASHINGTON — The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court on Tuesday offered its most extensive public explanation for why it has allowed the government to keep records of all Americans' phone calls, releasing a previously classified opinion in which it said the program was constitutional and did not violate Americans' privacy rights.
The men's diverging views on Iraq set the parameters for the debate scheduled to unfold next week as the Senate opens its most extensive deliberations of the war since it began.
NPR is billing "Israel's Barrier" as its "most extensive single multimedia report to date".
Mr. Bush reserved his most extensive remarks for Mr. McCain.
A Good Jobs First spokesman said while its data base is the most extensive available, it is not comprehensive.
The report says that the ancient site, in Rosia Montana in the Apuseni Mountains of western Transylvania, is worthy of consideration as a Unesco world heritage site and that its galleries are "the most extensive and most important underground Roman gold mine known anywhere".
During the Byzantine period, argues University of South Dakota History Professor Clayton Miles Lehmann, "Palestine enjoyed its greatest prosperity and most extensive urbanization until the twentieth century".
Meanwhile, China has completely revamped nearly all of its major cities, decked them out with advanced and modern public transportation systems, subways, covered its country with the most extensive high-speed rail network the world has ever known, as well as built hundreds of completely new cities all in little more than 15 years.
