Sentence examples for extensive are the from inspiring English sources

Of these the most extensive are the trade winds.

Roads, though not extensive, are the primary mode of travel.

So extensive are the festivities that some people visit as many as seven or eight families a day.

Least fertile and most extensive are the soils of the west and northeast, especially the moor peats.

How extensive are the duties of hospitality, which incline us to think that we should do all in our power to make our guests feel comfortable and at home, providing them minimal embarrassment or awkwardness?

How extensive are the holdings in the library, and what kind of collection of art books does the library have that supports the program that the student is undertaking (for example, are there books on computer art for students with that interest)?

How extensive was the Maya civilization?

The home's owners have been unable to return, so extensive was the damage.

How extensive is the Hamas infrastructure in this country, and what does it do?

Rebuilding will be necessary, so extensive was the damage, which is placed at between £600 and £700.

So extensive was the speculation habitually printed alongside the details of ongoing inquiries that the Home Office referred prosecution barristers to the newspapers for the details of their brief.