Sentence examples for a fairly extensive and from inspiring English sources

That being said, like most Canadian cities, Edmonton has a fairly extensive and well-used public transit system consisting of light rail and buses.

"It is a fairly extensive system and most parts of the UK will be affected".

As anticipated, Google Finance launched a fairly extensive redesign and feature changes today.

The city has a fairly extensive bus network, and taxis and rickshaws are easily accessible.

But the real-life sisters left a fairly extensive paper trail, and Kidd wisely resists the seduction of happy endings and hews to historical reality.

The island has an international airport (Hihifo) in the north, a fairly extensive system of roads, and port facilities at Matâ'utu, the capital.

Facebook has a fairly extensive list of scams and threats on its site, which can be found by clicking the Threats link at www.facebook.com/security.com/security

The first linguistic publication to mention Nafaanra is Delafosse (1904), containing some notes on the Nafana people and a fairly extensive comparative Senufo word list, though it lacked any proper tonal marking.

In 2013, the Cufflinks developers released a article with a fairly extensive benchmarking study, using simulated and real data (Trapnell et al., 2013).

There is a fairly extensive discussion in middle- and high-income countries surrounding the ethical significance of thresholds of viability and the definitions of "prematurity" and "extreme prematurity" [ 4, 5].

What we are seeing in the Southwest is a fairly extensive conversion of forests into grasslands and shrubs, which are inherently more resistant to dry, warm conditions.