Sentence examples similar to Historically more extensive from inspiring English sources

Historically, more emphasis was given to the intensity of conditioning.

Continuous steel girders have historically been associated with more extensive bridge deck cracking (Krauss and Rogalla 1996), and the propensity of steel girder bridges to exhibit more cracking was found specifically in the state of North Carolina by Cheng and Johnston (1985) and Perfetti et al. (1985).

The new "Roots" is a more extensive, historically accurate account of Mandinka warrior-turned-slave Kunta Kinte and the trajectory of his family's story through American history.

"Historically, they would be worried about security and data, but today the SaaS model has actually become more extensive than the traditional on-premise solution," he says.

French influence was more extensive.

"This is much more extensive".

More extensive renovations are planned.

(Drop-off locations are more extensive).

It will be a more extensive procedure.

And yet it could be more extensive.

Pike got far more extensive press coverage.