Sentence examples for most extensive problems from inspiring English sources

The company has slowed production at its largest factory in Rocky Mount, N.C., which had the most extensive problems.

In Broward County, where the election problems were most extensive, there was sheer chaos on Tuesday, the results of which caused even more turmoil today.

The most extensive and frequently coded social problems were those concerning relationships and communication with those close to the patient.

We look forward to strong action by the FIGC [Italian FA]." Russia has also had extensive problems with discrimination, most recently highlighted by a Zenit St Petersburg fans' group issuing a statement calling on the Russian club not to sign black or gay players.

"This effort is not about finding excuses and scapegoats," the Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., said in his most extensive comments to date about the credit and market problems.

A Population Health Metrics Research Consortium study of hospital deaths was probably the most extensive of these (6), though it still had methodological problems (7).

Over the next six years, Mr. O'Neill pushed hard to solve the company's quality problems, offering one of the industry's longest and most extensive warranties.

The problem is the data doesn't fit the cute aphorism: The most extensive research shows that partisan attitudes are formed early in life and remain sticky for an individual's life.

This paper reports on the most extensive set of experiments to date on the location and nature of the crossover point in satisfiability problems.

A recent performance was canceled, just before it was to begin, because of problems with the computerized automation that controls the show's massive set and special effects, the most extensive on Broadway.

Use is most extensive in Japan.