Sentence examples for most extensive reporting from inspiring English sources

Our goal is not to relitigate the matter, but to compile major findings from some of the most extensive reporting done on the issue.

The most extensive report on Yaxchilan is that of Teobert Maler.

These findings represent one of the most extensive reports on malaria among refugees in post-emergency sites.

This is the most extensive report of the NHS Health Check programme to date, describing implementation and first 3 years results in three entire local health economies.

But the 44-page report offers the most extensive account so far.

Chairman Phil Mendelson (D) made the most extensive disclosures, reporting stock holdings in various firms together worth more than $700,000.

This is one of the most extensive surveys reported on this topic in recent years [ 5– 13].

It is a fact that under Beuve-Mery Le Monde has had the most fearless editorial column in Paris, the cream of intelligent readers all over France, the most extensive international reporting on the continent, and the prestige of being the only great liberal independent journal in Western Europe... View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Blythe Roberson By Malcolm Gladwell.

It is a fact that under Beuve-Mery Le Monde has had the most fearless editorial column in Paris, the cream of intelligent readers all over France, the most extensive international reporting on the continent, and the prestige of being the only great liberal independent journal in Western Europe.

His history offers little consolation for investors or, perhaps, Groupon's ten thousand employees: the most extensive piece of reporting about Lefkofsky is a Forbes profile from 2011 that details his "checkered past" of failed companies and shareholder lawsuits.

Some of the most extensive damage was reported in Taylor and Franklin counties, where dozens of homes and businesses were under water.