For a couple of decades, his contribution to my use of the computer in teaching, researching, and writing would be so extensive that — as I once wrote — if he were ever to leave Princeton I would pack up and follow him, even to Australia.
These showers can be so extensive that they can easily be observed from the ground.
These deposits may be so extensive that they form the major part of the calcareous marl of lakes and are sometimes a detrimental weed in fish hatcheries.
Allison Bertsche, a spokeswoman for State Farm Insurance Companies, the leading insurer of homes in the United States, said policies don't cover nuclear accidents because "the loss would be so extensive that it could put us out of business".
During the investigation, overseen by the Bronx district attorney's office, prosecutors found fixing tickets to be so extensive that they considered charging the union under the state racketeering law as a criminal enterprise, the tactic employed against organized crime families.
The diplomats in Kabul said Taliban operations in Pakistan, particularly in Baluchistan Province, appeared to be so extensive that Pakistan's military intelligence service, Inter-Services Intelligence, which has a sprawling network along the Afghan border and across Pakistan, must be aware of it.
Its postwar development was so extensive that expanded port facilities at Ploče and Bar (Montenegro) were designed to provide relief for Rijeka.
By 2005, the damage was so extensive that Ford decided to replace the Taurus with the Five Hundred and a smaller sedan, the Fusion.
The demands of God are so extensive that human beings have not the slightest chance of ever satisfying them, let alone going beyond them.
