Sentence examples for extensively than from inspiring English sources

Some groups discussed a particular domain or sub-domain more extensively than others; however, extensive discussion does not necessarily indicate salience.

Males generally wander more extensively than females.

However, some check enterprises more extensively than others.

As a result, organic chemicals are generally absorbed more extensively than inorganic chemicals.

Suicide All cetaceans produce sound, some more extensively than others, and they primarily use the larynx for this purpose.

Today, isolation of persons is practiced much less rigidly or extensively than formerly in the control of communicable disease.

Amazon's online price cuts appeared to undercut its land-based competitors, said the Bernstein analysts: "we believe [Amazon] are doing so more extensively than in offline retail".

Indeed, Franks campaigners acknowledge that Mr. Corzine has put the Republican's face on television far more extensively than the Franks campaign has been able to.

According to the German airline Lufthansa, which has offered the service more extensively than any other carrier, passengers like the option of staying connected while flying.

Mr. McCain has traveled far more extensively than Mr. Bush had when he was elected president, and has been to all corners of the world.

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