Sentence examples for voluminous public from inspiring English sources

Judging from the voluminous public record, Mr. Ray's decision to drop the case is legally sound.

He has a voluminous public record, at Bain, at the Olympics, as the governor of Massachusetts and as a candidate.

If there are examples of people whom Rajaratnam unsuccessfully tried to corrupt, they have not surfaced in the voluminous public record on Galleon.

In the absence of stunning new information worthy of prosecution, he should stand aside and let the voters decide based on the existing voluminous public record.

Since Sonia Sotomayor was nominated for a seat on the United States Supreme Court, her career and accomplishments have come to light in public and voluminous fashion.

Their argument appears to have found some traction for some unknown Senator who slipped the 11th-hour amendment into the voluminous legislative package without public discussion.

The paper is well written and it makes public the voluminous data they have collected using the Freedom of Information Act.

Among the voluminous social science research on public attitudes towards biotechnology, the U.S. Office of Technology Assessment's (OTA) report on public perceptions of biotechnology remains the most comprehensive study of its kind in many ways.

Mr Huang tells me that so voluminous was the flow of public cash into the luxury hotel industry that it was distorting the market with new five-star establishments planned and built on the back of it.

A review of the voluminous documents, transcripts and findings made public after the inquiries showed that General McChrystal was cleared in part because he was not serving in the chain of command for personnel issues or administration, the part of the Army responsible for investigating Corporal Tillman's death and notifying the family and the public of details.

Major media outlets have been sifting through the voluminous trove of Sony Pictures emails made public by an anonymous group of hackers known as the Guardians of Peace for more than a week, picking out the particularly salacious details.