Sentence examples for all of the extensive from inspiring English sources

In a decision we still find hard to believe, Judge Kaplan excluded all of the extensive scientific evidence relied on by Ecuador's courts to find Chevron liable.

Furthermore, almost all of the extensive Jewish ethical literature on this subject refers to hurtful comments made to specific individuals and not to a general campaign of public education.

In all of the extensive media coverage of the Paris conference, perhaps the most important sentences were these, buried near the end of a long New York Times analysis: "Traditionally, negotiators have sought to forge a legally binding treaty that needed ratification by the governments of the participating countries to have force.

A salient feature of fungi is the ability of the protein-processing machinery to perform all of the extensive posttranslational modifications needed in the complex world of eukaryotic organisms, making them great hosts for production of eukaryotic proteins.

On top of all this, the extensive coverage of the clip of Romney dismissing FEMA funding at the Republican primary debates has damaged him further.

I suppose we all think of the extensive Italian repertory first when it comes to these delicious spheres, of tender fried polpettine or saucy Italian-American-style meatballs, but their counterparts are found everywhere.

For all the extensive discussion of the appropriate definition of "community" it remains far from clear why the issue is important, that is, why it matters to the construction of empirically adequate models but this is a topic that will be left for another occasion.

A total of 85 SNPs spanning the KCNN3 gene were genotyped in a sub-sample of 285 related individuals (76 affected), all core members of the extensive Norfolk Island 'Bounty Mutineer' genealogy.

Labor organizations support Skelly's basic protections for all employees because of the extensive history of inappropriate employer practices and a belief in treating people fairly.

In all the extensive coverage of the assassination in his church of Dr. George Tiller by a murderer affiliated with extremist right-wing groups, little has been said to shed light on what late-term abortions are, who has them and why.

In all the extensive coverage of the Dakota project, the yard is rarely mentioned, although there are occasional references to a "garden" or "park" for the use of residents of the Dakota and the 73rd Street row houses.