Sentence examples for most extensive effort from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney's aides said they had put together what they described as the most extensive effort to reach Latino voters of any Republican presidential candidate.

But its founders describe it as perhaps the most extensive effort by an American university to examine and foster the manufacture of humor.

Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, reopened the case in 2010, and the SoHo excavation represents the most extensive effort since then to find clues.

While he has made only a handful of appearances in black churches across the state, his campaign has mounted the most extensive effort in the history of presidential caucuses here to find supporters among Iowa's 60,000 black residents.

The report — the most extensive effort by the United Nations to grapple with the legal implications of armed drones — also proposed a summit meeting of "key military powers" to clarify legal limits on such killings.

The Senate Intelligence Committee's review is the most extensive effort by Congress now underway to reconcile the failure to find illicit weapons in Iraq with unambiguous claims by the administration and intelligence agencies that Iraq had at least chemical and biological weapons in its arsenal before the American invasion in March.

American M.P.'s to Train Police Officers in Iraq American commanders are assigning more than 2,000 Army military police advisers to work side by side with Iraq police officers in one of the most extensive efforts yet to team Americans with uniformed Iraqis.

Michael Bendetson: Representative, you are one of the authors of the most extensive efforts to reduce American consumption of energy in decades with the Waxman-Markey Bill.

Some of the most extensive efforts at improving the predictive ability of the metabolic syndrome, starting with the NCEP 2001 definition, were conducted by Hanley et al. (23) using data from the Insulin Resistance Atherosclerosis Study.

At the international level, the Community Indicators Consortium, established in 2003, represents one of the most extensive efforts to engage stakeholders from around the world and to document and share knowledge on community indicators (see Ramos and Jones 2005; http://www.communityindicators.net).net

However, some of the most extensive efforts to date to resolve the "deep branches" in flowering plant phylogenetics have involved large taxon samples with sequence data obtained from up to 17 genes representing all three genomic compartments [ 18]. "The Tortoise and the Hare" series [ 19- 21] addressed the utility of nuclear and chloroplast loci for low level phylogenetics.