Sentence examples for being extensive from inspiring English sources
And M'Diarmid's odd word choices, as J.Ss. recalled to Notes & Queries, came from ransacking what was essentially a foreign dictionary: "His knowledge of English not being extensive, whenever he was in want of a word he looked into his dictionary, and adopted generally the most important-looking word connected with the one he was looking for, whether it might be noun, verb, adverb or otherwise".
Magnitudes are normally taken as being extensive quantities, like mass or volume, which are defined over extended regions of space.
To achieve a better understanding on these problems, the Ardmore Field (previous name 'Argyll') was selected as the main research target due to there being extensive core coverage of the Buchan Formation interval.
Electrical magnitudes such as resistance and conductance were shown to be capable of addition and division despite not being extensive in the Kantian sense, i.e., not synthesized from spatial or temporal parts.
Despite the evidence being extensive in size, and having been sometimes described as "compelling" and "overwhelming", there are limitations that existing studies have not yet been able to address.
However, whilst the restoration process has benefitted from experience and technical advice gained from restoration of deep peatlands, shallow peatlands have received less attention in the literature, despite being extensive in both uplands and lowlands.
Recreational facilities are extensive.
Subsurface resources are extensive.
Her network is extensive.
