Sentence examples for most comprehensive public from inspiring English sources

In July, Jordan Rothwell, an economist with Gallup, published what may be the most comprehensive public study of Trump's supporters.

By contrast, the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation announced that its design priorities for the site would be determined "by conducting the most comprehensive public outreach campaign ever undertaken".

The mayor's tenure saw the institution of one of the most comprehensive public smoking bans in the US, a ban on trans fats, compulsory calorie listings in chain restaurants and a failed attempt to prohibit large sugary drinks.

The US-based campaign groups the Resolve LRA Crisis Initiative and Invisible Children say their report, released this week, provides the most comprehensive public record of Kony's movements since 2005.

The speech was his most comprehensive public discussion of counterterrorism since he took office, and at times he was almost ruminative, articulating both sides of the argument and weighing trade-offs out loud in a way presidents rarely do.

The documents, reviewed by The New York Times, provide the most comprehensive public record of how the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Treasury Department orchestrated one of the biggest corporate bailouts in history.

The new documentation is the most comprehensive made public to date supporting those claims.

On paper, however, Brazil has one of the most comprehensive and generous public health networks in the world.

BEIJING — In preparation for the Beijing Olympics and a series of other international events, some American companies are helping the Chinese government design and install one of the most comprehensive high-tech public surveillance systems in the world.

Stanford's Center for Research on Education Outcomes (CREDO) conducted the most comprehensive assessment of public charter schools to date and found that Black students in public charter schools are gaining up to one and a half months of additional learning in reading and math, compared to their peers in traditional public schools.

Many politicians have held up Kentucky as a model for education reform, because a landmark court ruling here in 1989 led to the most comprehensive overhaul of public education the nation had ever seen.