Sentence examples for most complete record from inspiring English sources

In 1968 the Morgan Library acquired the most complete record of the creation of "The Little Prince," including drawings omitted when the book was published.

"The PDF files are the most complete record we can provide at this time," said Kate Patterson, public relations manager for the arts commission.

The documents, which fill 185 three-ring binders and are available in 15 CD-ROM sets to anyone willing to pay $1,000, make up the most complete record to date of a problem which has, fairly or not, come to dominate the national reputation of the New Jersey State Police.

The most complete record was then used for data extraction.

Overall, our forestry geodatabase represents the most complete record of natural forest management practices in Costa Rica to date.

The study gathers "the most complete record of human killing by tigers in any part of the [tiger's] range," says Eric Dinerstein, vice president of conservation science at the World Wildlife Fund in Washington, D.C.

"It's not that unusual," he told Yavener, before providing the most complete recorded version of the facts of Alexi Santana's life.

Miss Williams sang Bess in what was then the most complete recording of "Porgy and Bess," released by Columbia Records in 1951 and featuring Lawrence Winters as Porgy.

The place has been so well preserved that its slaveholding records and the intact buildings provide what it describes as "one of the most complete records of an urban slave community in Charleston, and also the South".

The average hospital stay for H.I.V. and AIDS patients in the state of New York, which keeps the most complete records on AIDS care in the country, was 23.4 days in 1983, almost two weeks longer than the 9.6-day average stay in 1999, according to a forthcoming report by the state health department.

Southern China has some of the longest and most complete records in the region.