Sentence examples for even extensive from inspiring English sources

There's even extensive research finding that professors of moral philosophy are no more moral than other scholars.

In 1962, a team led by Dr. Chanock showed that a bacterium, Mycoplasma pneumoniae, is a cause of atypical pneumonia, commonly known as walking pneumonia, in which even extensive lung infection may nonetheless not limit mobility.

The record shows that in the 1700s and early 1800s, before American settlement and even extensive Spanish and Mexican settlement, several dry stretches were longer than the Drought of Record.

There was something surreal about the Samaha arrest: A high-profile political figure had been caught by a Lebanese police unit with evidence so compelling — reportedly even extensive video and audio footage and witness testimony — that none of Samaha's pro-Syrian allies came to his defense.

Moreover, the results of studies by Lenzen (2001), and Miller and Blair (2009) suggest that even extensive process-based inventories for complex systems fail to include all direct and indirect environmental impacts.

'Even extensive experience does not guarantee good judgment.'.

In the early evening, extensive celebratory gunfire and fireworks were heard throughout Sana'a, marking the political takeover.

And The White Road demanded even more extensive travels.

His work in movies and television was even more extensive.

In the Commons yesterday, David Cameron suggested new and even more extensive powers were under review.

We also included a three-year sunset to prompt Congress to pass even more extensive legislation.