Sentence examples for extensive to be from inspiring English sources
Hadrian's Villa at Tivoli is too elaborate and extensive to be taken as typical.
That activates the cell's DNA repair mechanisms, but if the damage is too extensive to be repaired, the cell undergoes programmed suicide.
Literature shows that recognition of sexual dysfunctions in women is insufficient and existing instruments to aid detection are mostly too extensive to be used in routine practice.
But a laboratory critic, Scott Cullen, the legal counsel for Standing for Truth About Radiation (STAR) of East Hampton, said contamination was too extensive to be cleaned up in three years "no matter how much money they get".
"This epidemic of severe obesity is too extensive to be tackled with medications such as blood pressure-lowering drugs or diabetes treatments alone, or with a few extra bike lanes.
It doesn't have to be complex or extensive to be valuable.
Rajasthan needs extensive irrigation to be agriculturally productive.
Some officials have questioned, however, whether the research was extensive enough to be the basis for the reports' conclusions.
However, he stresses the need for Morsi's extensive powers to be seen as temporary.
Clearly we do not want this extensive work to be damaged.
