Sentence examples for most extensive day from inspiring English sources

It was his most extensive day of travel in the United States since Sept. 11, and marked a new emphasis on Mr. Bush's domestic agenda and the 2002 midterm elections.

(AP) SEATTLE'S JACKSON MAY RETURN Tarvaris Jackson completed his most extensive day of practice since sustaining a pectoral injury three weeks ago and appears likely to return for the Seahawks.

Chronic rejection was evident by day 20 and most extensive by day 100 posttransplantation.

In contrast, aggregates transduced with Ad.BMP-2 showed more abundant staining for ALP throughout the extracellular matrix at day 10 and was most extensive at day 21 of culture.

If the child received multiple types of urgent care on the same day, the most extensive level of treatment received was counted (hospitalization > ED > office visit).

Adding to the tensions, the former dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier on Friday made his most extensive public comments since his sudden return from exile last Sunday.

Faced with this dour reality, USA Today announced on Friday the most extensive reorganization in its 28-year history.

While there are clear economic advantages to staying open on Sunday, each society has a legitimate choice to make between money and leisure, the French economists Patrick Artus, Pierre Cahuc, and André Zylberberg argue in the most extensive French study of the Sunday-work issue.

The U.S.-led coalition arrayed against Islamic State fighters conducted its most extensive air assault to date Tuesday against the extremists besieging a northern Syrian city, which Turkey's president described as being on the verge of collapse.

On HBO's pay-per-view broadcast, wraps will receive their most extensive coverage ever, with cameras capturing Friday's rules meeting and Saturday's prefight examinations.

His comments came the day after the most extensive counter-terrorism raids in Australia's history resulted in two people being charged.