Sentence examples for No more extensive from inspiring English sources

A one-day archaeological study on the property recently concluded that no more extensive digging was needed, Mr. Hughes said.

Though Leopold undertook no more extensive journeys after 1693, he enjoyed these regular hunting expeditions until his death.

On the face of things, Pepys's life was no more eventful than Sir Ralph Verney's, and its paper trail no more extensive.

Visitors with training no more extensive than having seen a few episodes of "Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom" can walk these beasts around the jungle on a leash.

We come finally to the critical inquiry in this case: whether the Commission's complete suppression of speech ordinarily protected by the First Amendment is no more extensive than [p570] necessary to further the State's interest in energy conservation.

For purposes of determinations under subsection (b)(3), the information describing each financial interest shall be no more extensive than that required of the individual in his or her financial disclosure report under the Ethics in Government Act of 1978.

With regard to this latter point, the Court adopts as its final part of a four-part test a "no more [p585] extensive than necessary" analysis that will unduly impair a state legislature's ability to adopt legislation reasonably designed to promote interests that have always been rightly thought to be of great importance to the State.

In eastern Chad on the border with Darfur, the famine would be greater and the violence no doubt more extensive without the many escorts and patrols of UN peacekeepers.

Caspase 3 immunostaining was no denser or more extensive in the liver of LMF-treated mice than in controls, indicating that apoptosis was not enhanced.

Diagnosis of PD was made by board-certified neurologists of the Japanese Society of Neurology, based on the presence of at least two cardinal features of PD with no secondary cause, no levodopa unresponsiveness, or no early signs of more extensive nervous system involvement.

Another control horse (no. 7, Table 3) showed more extensive changes in the nuchal ligament and other tissues consistent with diagnosis of DSLD (see above).