Sentence examples for an unusually extensive from inspiring English sources

Alleging "an unusually extensive network of relationships" won't do it.

The studio acceded, and in April he began an unusually extensive (and expensive) eighteen-day reshoot.

But all in all, the known facts suggest an unusually extensive network of relationships with a major foreign power.

The collection includes an unusually extensive body of 17th-century poets: Moscherosch, Fleming, Gryphius, Hoffmannswaldau, Picander, and Christian Gunther in notable editions.

Now at Supper he has moved onto Northern Italian dishes, done with simplicity and respect for ingredients, buttressed by an unusually extensive wine list.

WASHINGTON — President Obama announced Friday that he will open up White House visitor logs on a regular basis for the first time in modern history, providing the public an unusually extensive look at who gets the opportunity to help shape American policy at the highest levels.

It had been a four-hour, three-city trip for the president — "unusually extensive for a state of Connecticut's size," Warren Weaver Jr. wrote in his Times dispatch — largely in support of Abraham A. Ribicoff's campaign for the Senate and Gov. John N. Dempsey's bid for re-election.

The predominantly UK-focused, bottled beer menu is unusually extensive for a non-specialist pub, and also very discerning.

This unusually extensive interface provides a plausible explanation for the high-affinity binding between the two clock proteins and their insensitivity to mutational disruption.

For one thing, the United States Post Office was unusually extensive.

The 2019 revision, which was unusually extensive, does both.