Sentence examples for as extensive a problem from inspiring English sources
The National Association of Attorneys General said it knew of no other state with as extensive a problem, although in Texas, Kansas and other states similar schemes had occurred on a much smaller scale.
And tThe more complex and extensive a problem is, the more it matters that as many people and organisations as possible are engaged upon solutions.
Many parts of the country were mined by the two sides and while the problem is not as extensive as in many other nations, land mines can be a danger to innocent civilians.
He said its powers should be "as extensive as is necessary to deal with the problem".
How extensive of a problem do you believe it is?
Taxon sampling was as extensive as possible.
Throughout, mechanisms need to be in place to monitor antiviral resistance, which might emerge as a problem with extensive use of the drugs.
This model is treated as an extensive maximal flow problem, and an efficient step-by-step algorithm to solve this model is developed.
Just as big a problem is nausea.
When the Fens were extensive, malaria was a problem throughout eastern England, with disease-carrying mosquitos breeding in the marshes.
Unsurprisingly, few see that as a problem.
