Sentence examples for most extensive to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Giuliani's comments on "Fox News Sunday" were his most extensive to date about the shooting.

But this attack appears to be one of the most extensive to use the technology.

Mr. Gore's comments on the death penalty were his most extensive to date on the topic in this presidential campaign.

Interviews with executives and correspondents at television news networks suggested that while the CBS cutbacks are the most extensive to date in Baghdad, many journalists shared varying levels of frustration about placing war stories onto newscasts.

Mr. Panetta's comments, his most extensive to date on cyberwarfare, also sought to increase the level of public debate about the Defense Department's growing capacity not only to defend but also to carry out attacks over computer networks.

The examination is among the most extensive to date of the banks' foreclosure practices, which caused a national uproar and prompted a $25 billion settlement between the banks and the government that was filed in federal court Monday.

Our study is the most extensive up to now to evaluate age dimorphism of the distal femur in a modern European population.

CFI has conducted some of the most extensive research to understand how to build consumer trust and we help our members put it to good use every day.

The poll is the most extensive yet to gauge public response to President Bush's initiative to channel more government financing to religious social services.

Small (< 50 m2) inner-archipelago beds were functionally and structurally equal to the most extensive (500 to > 1000 m2) seagrass beds in the study area.

Perhaps the most extensive investigations to date have related to 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT, serotonin).