Sentence examples for most publicised from inspiring English sources

It was their most publicised case.

How disappointing, then, that Vallaud-Belkacem's most publicised policy announcement to date has been a pledge to "see prostitution disappear".

These concerns are significant because the extended schools initiative remains at the heart of many of the government's most publicised missions.

Sitting in the ruins of Zeitun, a district almost completely destroyed, Arafat Samouni painfully recounts the events that ended in the death of 30 members of his extended family in one of the war's most publicised tragedies.

Only one website contained commercial advertising (OncologySTAT); however, most publicised relevant journals, clinical trials, and upcoming oncology conferences.

His most publicised marriage was that to Broadway's queen of musical comedy, Ethel Merman, in 1964.

They hardly come as much surprise; indeed, most were publicised at the time.

Equally, many of the most widely publicised claims from sceptics about what is in the emails are demonstrably unfounded.

It is a bizarre saga that involves a web of secrets, scandals, covert informants and some of the most widely publicised computer hacking conspiracies in recent history.

Reading the tea leaves Restoration drama Little lad still lost Are the Republicans mad? ReprintsEtan's abduction was the most highly publicised case since Charles Lindbergh's baby was kidnapped in 1932.

In 1998, on one of his most highly publicised journeys to Cuba, he had Fidel Castro eating out of his hand, even as he publicly challenged the Cuban president to grant "freedom of conscience - the basis and foundation of all other human rights".