Sentence examples for extensive for from inspiring English sources

The tumor proved too large and extensive for a radiation cure.

Are the differences between baseball and soccer too extensive for the model to be transferable?

His commitments are so extensive for 2007 and much of 2008 that he must regret your request".

The predominantly UK-focused, bottled beer menu is unusually extensive for a non-specialist pub, and also very discerning.

A copy of the examination manual shows that the exam is particularly invasive and extensive for women.

Advanced agricultural techniques have been developed, and mechanization is extensive for large-scale orange cultivation, dairy farming, and cattle raising.

Consequently, the range of matters worth discussing became too extensive for oral transmission and for the solitary speaker.

The wine list is surprisingly extensive for a trattoria and the impressive beer list features artisanal selections from Italy, Germany and Belgium.

His lawyer, J. W. Carney, has objected to the date, saying the evidence to be collected is far too extensive for him to be ready by then.

By 1448 the trade in slaves to Portugal had become sufficiently extensive for Henry to order the building of a fort and warehouse on Arguin Island.

Shea Penland, a University of New Orleans geologist who has studied the effects of every hurricane since Frederick in 1979, said the damage to coastal wetlands from Isidore was extensive for a tropical storm, but Lili could be much worse.