Sentence examples for all extensive from inspiring English sources

All extensive later Germanic texts, however, use adaptations of the Latin alphabet.

A garden library, if it is to be at all extensive, will have a decent shelf of such volumes.

When Anne-Marie Slaughter's article "Why Women Still Can't Have It All" hit the web this week, the reaction was what you have come to expect with any in-your-face article about gender: polarized, vitriolic, and most of all, extensive.

Traditional nomadic and semi-nomadic livestock keeping in the arid west and south of the country is no longer prevalent, and almost all extensive livestock keeping on rangeland is sedentary around fixed water points.

Although the straightforward design of our solution results in a manageable implementation effort, it seems unfeasible to expect that all extensive VANET standardization and implementation efforts of the past will be entirely abandoned.

All extensive EBOV outbreaks involved multiple scales of transmission.

The few exceptions have nearly all spent extensive time in these cities.

The new members "all have extensive experience in higher education and all of them are hard core conservatives.

For all his extensive European career, which also included Covent Garden, Panizza called the Met orchestra "as fine a theater orchestra as I have seen in the world".

* All the extensive unit conversions and constants from the desktop PCalc.

The most memorable founding fathers all had extensive personal libraries that they carefully cultivated.