Sentence examples for any of the extensive from inspiring English sources
Did she call in Peter Riddell, the outgoing director of the Institute for Government and now commissioner for public appointments, and ask for any of the extensive work his thinktank has done on reorganisation?
Hutton's conclusion is supported by the available facts and experts: "At no time … was there any suggestion from any counsel for the interested parties or in any of the extensive media coverage that any of the police officers engaged in investigating Dr Kelly's death or any of the medical or scientific witnesses was involved in any sort of cover-up or plot to make a murder appear like a suicide".
This study found no evidence of an increased risk of any of the extensive predefined list of adverse events related to pregnancy.
Any reasonable reading of the extensive Judiciary Committee testimony shows that Mr. Ashcroft's zeal has overruled prudence in cases that bear directly on issues relevant to the Department of Justice.
The heterogeneity of mathematical weaknesses seems straightforward when considering the above: Due to high demand (task difficulty), any (minor) weaknesses of the extensive processing network may result in disrupted mathematical performance.
He said he did not recall any of the details of the extensive online accounts of Alba.
Considering the fact that gate misalignment can occur on any side of the gate, extensive simulations have been carried out using high low (H L), low high (L H) and low high low (L H L) doping profiles for both source (DGS) and drain side (DGD) gate misalignment.
Both isolates were used to assess strain variation and to determine any effects of the more extensive passage history of FE3-7c on infection or virulence.
The footage remains, but even the brutal Wiseman camera has trouble finding any bumps on the extensive layout of epidermal perfection.
