Sentence examples for Extensively creating from inspiring English sources

Over the past 10 years e-commerce-related activities such as online shopping, banking, stock trading, and social networking have permeated extensively, creating a dilemma for both service providers and their potential clients, as to who is a trusted service provider and a trusted client on the network.

We have also revised the section on phylodynamics extensively, creating a new section entitled 'Transmission dynamics of influenza B virus' (in the Results and discussion section).

In both those valleys the sands and gravels of the London Basin have been extensively worked, creating a series of flooded pits used now for recreation or for water storage.

Sometimes, merotelically attached kinetochores are extensively stretched, creating two domains that appear as separate spots.

The correlation of physiological sensitivity to insulin (vis-à-vis glycemic regulation) and longevity is extensively established, creating a justifiable gerontological interest on whether insulin sensitivity is causative, or even predictive, of some or all phenotypes of slowed senescence (including longevity).

Until his death in 1983, Balanchine used Farrell extensively and created many new works for her.

A member of the board for 58 years, many of them as secretary, Hilda was also a past president of Women's Division, traveling the country extensively to create UCP women's auxiliaries.

As stated by Barrett Barrettt 1998: 2), who studied the Turkana extensively, "man creates the identity of the animal and the animal gives identity to man".

They have all studied the market extensively, have created strategies based on their research and have put these strategies to the ultimate test, namely using them over time and seeing how they perform.

Trupp, who travels extensively to create model rooms and to observe consumer reaction to them, said that some best-selling built-in ideas which would work well in existing homes include the following ideas.

We have seen that although patient data is used extensively to create Virtual Patients, it is rare to see electronic health records used in their raw, unformatted state.