Sentence examples for are especially extensive from inspiring English sources

The revisions are especially extensive this month (some go back to 1990), but the underlying message is clear: last year was considerably better for the labour market than originally thought.

Mining is especially extensive in the south.

Bud Light's preview campaign has been especially extensive.

Afforestation efforts in Qingdao have been especially extensive; tree coverage in and around the city now exceeds one-third of the municipality's total land area.

Starting in the Old Assyrian period, they were especially extensive in the reigns of Tiglath-pileser I (1115 1077 bce), Ashurnasirpal II (883 859 bce), Shalmaneser III (858 824 bce), Adad-nirari III (810 783 bce), Tiglath-pileser III (744 727 bce), Shalmaneser V (726 722 bce), Sargon II (721 705 bce), Sennacherib (704 681 bce), Esarhaddon (c. 680 669 bce), and Ashurbanipal (668 627 bce).

The bibliography on truth is especially extensive.

Cratering is seen on both types of terrain, but is especially extensive on the dark terrain: it appears to be saturated with impact craters and has evolved largely through impact events.

Genes coding for a subunit 1 were identified in all sites, but the diversity and number of gene copies was especially extensive in the Fe-oxide mat of NGB (Figure 5, Table 2).

Low coverage regions (LRs) account for regions were MNase degradation has been especially extensive.

In plants, hybridization has been hypothesized to be especially extensive, and it has recently been shown that in plant families with two or more species, nearly half of those surveyed were found to have hybrids (48.5 %, [ 2]).

The Upper Paleolithic caves are especially noted for their extensive wall drawings.