Sentence examples for a rather extensive from inspiring English sources

And then there's the couple with a rather extensive rodent and snake problem.

There appears also to have been a rather extensive trade with the island of Madagascar.

A rather extensive review of recent findings on nanoscale domain patterns in ferroelectrics can be found in Catalan et al19.

Although the port is the focus of a rather extensive industrial and processing area, the primary activity of Brazzaville remains that of an administrative centre.

Long in the shadow of the all-powerful Royal Navy, by the 1860s the United States Navy had developed a rather extensive presence relative to its small size.

Since he was sentenced, Mr. Hirschfeld has been taken on a rather extensive tour of the state prison system, as well as of jails run by the New York City Department of Correction.

As a consequence, rather extensive 'flag-hopping' and 'quota-hopping' occured.

For example, a recent and rather extensive ATPase study reported an inefficient coupling of 3.1 ATP/bp (Bianco and Hurley, 2005).

There is a more casual, rather extensive bar menu as well.

For example, last month, he used the blog to follow up on a Baltimore Sun online column, saying that the writer had "quoted only a few lines of my rather extensive e-mail interview in his article, so I thought I'd reproduce the entire text here".

The back stories are rather extensive for a play that sticks largely to the surface.