Sentence examples for were the most extensive from inspiring English sources

The interviews were the most extensive ones that Lanzmann undertook, but none of them were used in the completed film.

Starmer said the 4,800 public responses were the "most extensive snapshot of public opinion on assisted suicide since the 1961 Suicide Act was passed".

The comments were the most extensive by the administration since Mr. Castro, citing intestinal surgery, temporarily transferred power on July 31.

The tests were the most extensive conducted in Europe, covering 65 percent of the total banking market and 20 countries from Ireland to Poland.

The Forest Service hearings, which began on May 17, were the most extensive ever held by a Federal agency to solicit comment about a proposed change in government rules; 30 meetings were held in Idaho alone.

But the charges by Mr. Allawi's officials were the most extensive and almost sure to aggravate suspicions by Sunni Arabs, who have long accused religious Shiite parties of monopolizing power.

Of the seven, Portland's collections are the most extensive, if not the most wide ranging.

Education experts said the plan was the most extensive in the nation.

"And this is the most extensive time he's played at that position.

The exterior rehabilitation is the most extensive of any on the row.

The study is the most extensive ever of people undergoing multiple treatments for depression.