And yet it could be more extensive.
However, we now think that changes to pricing could actually be more extensive and that there is scope to revamp the entire pricing system.
They must have regard, inter alia, to the reasonable expectations of the debenture holders, and those may be more extensive than merely respecting their contractual legal rights.
"In addition, the new excavation activity appears to be more extensive than would be expected for rebuilding the cooling tower," the report said.
The first two of these phases — history-taking and preparation — need to be more extensive with multiply traumatized survivors of childhood abuse than with adult trauma survivors.
But Monday's incursion appeared to be more extensive, though short-lived, and protesters vowed that they would stop any attempt to retake the city by force.
His findings are expected to be more extensive than for any other family violence-related inquest held in Victoria, making it a landmark case that will put pressure on the Victorian government to act on the recommendations.
Bill de Blasio, the New York mayor, said the security measures this year would be "more extensive than ever" and include more than 500 police trained in preventing terror attacks.
If we were going in to prevent mass murder of the type seen during the early 1990s, any action would be more extensive than what is already on the table.
One homeowner, Myrna Millington, 73, who lives in Laurelton, Queens, said that she had to take a second mortgage on her home of 38 years to pay for repairs that turned out to be more extensive than originally planned.
There are also online ads, which Mr. Campbell says will be more extensive than before, along with e-mail marketing, blogs, an iPhone application and the forays into social media.
