Sentence examples for most extensive public from inspiring English sources

While his comments were his most extensive public defense, they were not his first.

The settlement was a punctuation mark in a long legal battle that has already produced one of the country's most extensive public records on a school shooting.

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.

One of the most extensive public transport systems on the continent whisks more than 2.3 million commuters to and from work or school every day.

Since June, Mr. Snowden's revelations have set off the most extensive public scrutiny of the N.S.A. since its creation in 1952.

His appearance amounted to his most extensive public comments since he became chief of Apple in August, just weeks before the death of Mr. Jobs.

The case is becoming one of the most extensive public-integrity investigations in the state in decades, with federal, state and local investigators now involved.

The details of the assessment, the most extensive made public on the Marja operation, could not be independently verified.

London has one of the most extensive (and expensive) public transportation (public transport, as it is termed in the UK) systems in the world.

Starmer said the 4,800 public responses were the "most extensive snapshot of public opinion on assisted suicide since the 1961 Suicide Act was passed".

This in a city that has one of the most extensive and accessible public transport networks in the world — not to mention a large number of private hire vehicle companies other than Uber, some of which can also be summed by an app (such tech! much innovation! wow).