Sentence examples for extensive though from inspiring English sources

Croall's research was extensive, though he occasionally loses his grip.

The selection is extensive though hardly exhaustive, but I did find several pleasant surprises.

For the treasures of antiquity, the Museum of Archaeology houses an extensive (though sometimes insufficiently explained) collection of artifacts from the Roman, the Greek and the Thracian periods.

While Shapiro is a journalist, Singh and Ernst are scientists and their mainly dismissive conclusions are based on extensive, though bizarrely unfootnoted, research.

But Monday's incursion appeared to be more extensive, though short-lived, and protesters vowed that they would stop any attempt to retake the city by force.

In "Forced Into Glory: Abraham Lincoln's White Dream," he has reasserted his principal arguments with extensive (though still selective) documentation in more than 600 pages of angry, relentless and repetitious prose.

(As Billboard has documented in an extensive timeline, though, fan expectations have been stoked for years).

They are not required to have extensive disclosures, though many have prospectuses that rival public offerings in detail.

In the face of extensive evidence, though, much of the public has been persuaded of Mr. Chen's guilt.

Much like the rest of the match reports on this competition in this paper, the coverage was not extensive, even though this was the final.

The severe weather was even more extensive that, though, and continued into Friday night, when the weather service posted tornado warnings from East Texas to western West Virginia.