Sentence examples for most publicised case from inspiring English sources

The most publicised case involved Talisman Energy, the largest western company involved in Sudan at the time, which ultimately withdrew from its oil operations in the country in 2003, in response to shareholders' concerns over human rights abuses.

It was their most publicised case.

In the most publicised cases, these were large, concrete, brutalist structures, and so the issue was presented as solely an architectural one – it was about drawing some sort of line in the sand to stop "concrete monstrosities" or "eyesores" from receiving statutory protection.

Unlike most academics, however, Sumption holds down a day job representing the biggest corporations in the most publicised court cases: he was legal advisor to Jack Straw in the Pinochet case.

Yet seven years on from what was held to be the conclusion of one of the world's most publicised abduction cases, new evidence has emerged which implies that Priklopil may have had an accomplice and that police and justice authorities could have been involved in an attempt to cover up his existence.

The most publicised recent example was perhaps Deepwater Horizon, for which BP was punished speedily because the disaster occurred in the United States.

The most publicised of the Mubarak-era cases was the show trial of 52 men following a police raid on the Queen Boat, a floating nightclub on the Nile that was popular with gay men.

In addition, the most publicised scores related to one subject, maths, for the obvious reason that maths could most easily be rote-learned and recorded.

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

Oil pipelines are a favourite target.The most publicised sufferer these days is not BP but Occidental, an American company.

True, some things are new, learning tables up to 12x and reciting poetry aloud being the most publicised.