Sentence examples for most extensive joint from inspiring English sources

The Banana Republic unit of Gap Inc., which has teamed up previously with "Mad Men" for marketing promotions, is doing so again this summer with what will be their most extensive joint effort to date.

He believes the drawing, probably originally a working drawing for the publishers showing how the poem would be set out, is probably Shepard's earliest version of the bear that would become immortal, and the most extensive joint manuscript work by the two men.

It's a rare outing for Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill's most extensive and demanding collaboration, itself the culmination of a series of joint works: The Mahagonny Songspiel, The Threepenny Opera and Happy End.

Presence of haemosiderin results in susceptibility artefacts on GRE sequence in all three entities, but is usually most extensive in PVNS, which also shows frond-like projections into the joint.

In those settings where the NPs' scope of practice was most extensive and where their role definition was evolving positively, several determining factors were observed: joint meetings among managers, nursing or medical directors, and partner physicians; a shared vision of the NP's role; mobilization of the care team members' complementary expertise; and collaborative work with nurse clinicians.

In 2002, a joint Congressional committee was reported to have concluded the opposite in a classified study that was then the most extensive on the issue.

Use is most extensive in Japan.

Mr. Frade and Mr. Rodriguez, employees of a joint venture between J. D. Posillico Inc. of Farmingdale and Scalamandre Construction of Freeport, have worked on many sections of the L.I.E. as part of the L.I.E./H.O.V. Capacity Improvement Project, one of the biggest and most extensive transportation projects ever undertaken on Long Island.

Mr. Bush reserved his most extensive remarks for Mr. McCain.

Their most extensive collaboration, however, has been with Björk.

The society has the most extensive coin collection in North America.