Sentence examples for extensively if not from inspiring English sources
The rocks of the highlands, extensively if not richly mineralized, have seen many small scattered mining ventures in the past.
The museum, also known as the Iraq Museum, has been extensively, if not completely, refurbished, with financial assistance from Italy and the United States, including a $14 million grant announced last fall by Laura Bush.
But based on e-mails and other documents obtained from the office through Freedom of Information Act requests, the Center for Effective Government concluded that the office entered into these three scientific debates at the behest of trade groups, principally the American Chemistry Council, and relied on them extensively — if not exclusively — to frame its line of attack.
This judgement has been extensively if not exhaustively discussed, and it has also been highly influential in matters relating to the consent of children to medical treatment.
On a more general note, the TAS obviously belong to the prokaryotic mobilome [ 89, 99, 100] as they are extensively, if not preferentially, spread via plasmid-mediated HGT.
In order to send her children to good schools (Maria was, as she said, expensively if not extensively educated), Mary Britneva gave lessons in French and Russian and did line translations of Chekhov.
Its pros and cons as a means of aggregating rankings are extensively discussed, if not hotly debated, starting with de Borda versus Condorcet.
Horses with healthy lungs are content and fulfilled horses whose lives their caretakers adequately, if not extensively, enrich.
Horses with healthy lungs are content and fulfilled horses whose lives their caretakers adequately if not extensively enrich with abundant locomotion.
Norton Priory is considered to be "a monastic site of international importance" and is "the most extensively excavated monastic site in Britain, if not Western Europe".
Assessing the validity of these hypotheses is extremely difficult, because they refer to very ancient events whose footprints have certainly been extensively altered and eroded in part, if not completely, through time.
