Sentence examples for extensive enough that from inspiring English sources

The current work was extensive enough that it required the construction of a large, heavy-duty shed that occupies much of the sidewalk outside Mr. Bloomberg's house, the documents said.

November 6 is the shared due date for all this information, though the data requested is extensive enough that we are likely to see pleas for time.

In that instance some Note 7 batteries caught fire, and the problem was extensive enough that it led Samsung to recall all Note 7 handsets — at great expense.

Their collection is extensive enough that the Unicode Consortium used it in the development of Unicode.

Now, her menu is extensive enough that hot dogs are just a small percentage of her sales.

The similarities in the three disorders are extensive enough that it often takes more than a year -- and multiple visits to specialists -- to get an accurate diagnosis".

The actual flaws in the Maginot Line were that it was not extensive enough and that, crucially, its defensive role could not be shifted to an offensive one.

Some rider groups oppose the new bus service, contending that it is not extensive enough and that it will result in the elimination of some existing express bus service in the San Fernando Valley.

Ms. Edan said that Web site, also made with the cooperation of the museum, was not extensive enough, and that the Italians did not do everything that Iraqi officials had asked.

This may be reflected in the similarity of the Dna2 helicase domain to the Upf1 family of RNA/DNA helicases, which is extensive enough to indicate that Dna2 picked up an ancestral Upf1-like helicase during its evolution.

No matter how much revenue future Games are projected to generate, or how dramatic the economic impact, the revenue stream to the host city is not likely to be extensive enough to cover the expenditures that have to be made.The ideal for any bid city is to use preexisting facilities.