Sentence examples for extensive branches from inspiring English sources
HSBC and Standard Chartered have extensive branches and business throughout Asia.
Still, Chase, with its extensive branches and wide-ranging clientele, relies on a corporate culture drawn more from the streets of New York than of the rarefied air breathed by those at Morgan.
The microtubes showed extensive branches and entanglement having walls decorated with Au nanoparticles when imaged at a higher magnification (Fig. 4b).
Out of all the respondents however, only the younger female focus group (10 to 24 years) made a specific mention of what is now termed the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), which has extensive branches across northern Nigeria (Kaufmann et al. [1986]).
Between 36 hr and 54 hr APF DCN axons form extensive branches at multiple positions along the growing axon.
The iontophoretic stains in the silk moth revealed extensive branches in brain regions that had not been reported in immunocytochemical studies of corresponding neurons in other insect species, as for instance the sphinx moth M. sexta.
Even then, Citibank does not plan to establish an extensive branch network.
Quinoa has an extensive branching taproot that can be up to 30 cm (12 inches) deep and promotes drought resistance.
The review is asking how important it is for new banks to have extensive branch networks and look at the differences between banking in Wales, Scotland, England and Northern Ireland.
Information then flows from the dentate gyrus to CA3 via the mossy fibre pathway (so named for the extensive branching of its axons).
Any loosening would be especially severe for smaller lenders that cannot compete against the extensive branch networks of China's giant state banks.
