Sentence examples similar to a more extensive intelligence from inspiring English sources

"We're certainly very happy to have a more extensive, more formalised intelligence and security relationship because we think that's in the best interests of both countries," he said.

In the March/April issue of The Washington Monthly, Paul Pillar, a former intelligence official in the Bush Administration, offered a more extensive case for containment.

It will be a more extensive procedure.

develop a more extensive vocabulary.

Mrs. Clinton supported a more extensive federal program.

For a more extensive discussion, see semiconductor and integrated circuit.

A more extensive two-week tour costs from £1,850.

This is just the beginning of a more extensive project.

Finalists must complete a more extensive business plan.

Discussion forum  A part of a more extensive discussion project.

For a more extensive treatment see Hausser (2011) Chaps.