But information that subsequently came to light -- starting with the publication of parts of the F.D.A.'s rejection letter by The Cancer Letter, a newsletter -- indicated that the agency had far more extensive concerns about the company's data, including the fundamental design of its main clinical trial.
Mr. Obama's action is also a far more extensive reshaping of the nation's immigration system.
Compulsory postmortem examination, a far more extensive procedure than organ removal for grafting, is required in most countries after unexpected death, and this compulsion is not a matter of public concern and debate.
For a far more extensive archive, visit Gay on the Range and Strange Sisters.
That the extremists dream of a far more extensive (and violent) censorship is no comfort or excuse.
With so many stakeholders... the story demonstrates that solving environmental problems is a far more extensive task than many realize.
v. Barnwell Bros., supra, was concerned with the power of the state to regulate the weight and width of motor cars passing interstate over its highways, a legislative field over which the state has a far more extensive control than over interstate railroads.
But Dr. Covington said a far more extensive effort of thinning the thick forests beyond the laboratory might have made all the difference.
WOW provides a far more extensive, involving PvE experience than any other online game and will probably continue to do so for years.
He disclosed a far more extensive BW (biological weapons) programme and for the first time said Iraq had weaponised the programme; something Saddam had always strenuously denied.
Later, at the W.H.O., he began a far more extensive effort, the International Pilot Study of Schizophrenia, an inventory of that mental disorder in developing as well as Western countries.
