Sentence examples for extensive as one from inspiring English sources

The wine list is adequate, if not as extensive as one might expect at a French-named bistro.

The remains you can see the remains are not as extensive as one wishes they were, but enough is there to allow a reconstruction of the whole.

Uber's defense attorneys responded by noting that one of Waymo's top engineers carried an early prototype of its proprietary LIDAR technology to Burning Man (okay, maybe not as extensive as one would hope).

Arguments ranged from the banal to the bizarre with a good portion of the proceedings taken up by a fairly lengthy explanation of Google's security measures (quite extensive as one would assume).

Pat leaves an extensive legacy as one of the original patriarchs of the oil trading business and will be forever revered for his business acumen, engaging demeanor and generosity to his countless proteges still active as oil brokers and traders.

As a typical hybrid nanostructure, nanobrush has been under extensive studies as one of the nanodevices for its special characters[8, 9].

Lt Gov Lamb said Moore had been prepared for a tornado, but not of this strength: "There was a warning in place, but when it veers and is as extensive as this one is - two miles wide - on the ground for 45 minutes, that is just wreaking havoc that it's hard to get out of the way of".

Whatever the reasons are, removal of this hardware has required a surgical dissection that has been generally as extensive as the one used for their initial placement.

In the case of "Pearl Harbor," the prerelease marketing blitz was not quite as extensive as the one for "Godzilla," but it was more than extensive enough to put the film on everyone's front burner in time for its Memorial Day weekend opening.

Progressive Democrats now have their own wealthy donors, though the list is not nearly as extensive as the one compiled by conservatives.

Before "Days of Rage" became embroiled in controversy, a PBS press release labeled it part of the network's "fresh breeze" of programming and an "unprecedented opportunity to hear Palestinians' reasons for the uprising and their point of view concerning reported Israeli repression". Hutton said he was sure there had been other PBS wraparounds as extensive as this one.