Sentence examples for extensive and often from inspiring English sources

The labors of Carlos are extensive and often grueling.

But the decision came after extensive and often acrimonious discussions between political parties and government ministries here.

They are not as loyal as they once were in the workplace, but only after being provoked into that position by extensive, and often ruthless, disloyalty on the part of their employers.

Mabl users don't have to write extensive (and often brittle) tests by hand.

These changes are the result of extensive and often intense discussions with Facebook," she said.

The world's extensive and often remote arid landscapes are receiving increasing attention to maintain their ecological and productive values.

The extensive, complex, and often contradictory literature concerning these three engravings deals largely with their enigmatic, allusive, iconographic details.

Over the years, though, the power of the Legislature expanded, and the terms of the budget became subject to extensive negotiation and, often, delay.

By controlling extensive resources and often using modern mechanized farming methods, they receive a huge proportion of the income generated by agriculture.

Valéry was greatly interested in the state of modern physics and mathematics, and through extensive reading and, often, personal acquaintances he became well versed in the work of such scientists and mathematicians as Maurice, duc de Broglie, Bernhard Riemann, Michael Faraday, Albert Einstein, and James Clerk Maxwell.

Global banks have a cost structure and macro scale that allows for extensive infrastructure and often makes them more convenient (3, above) than community banks in many cases.