Sentence examples for extremely expansive from inspiring English sources
Although his father is only semiliterate, he was a perfectionist in other respects and extremely expansive.
Some clays are extremely expansive (they can accomodate several layers of water moleules in between layers of silicates) and can cause serious damage when they absorb water.
It makes for an extremely expansive picture of Chinese corporate liabilities: it would be as if the borrowings of Detroit were added to the debts of IBM when tallying up US corporate figures.
"The whole operation is covert, and we can only assume from the hardware we see that it's extremely expansive". An earlier article about the monitoring system was published in the New York Times.
When another appeals court struck down an Arizona constitutional amendment mandating that state officials use only English in documents and state business, Ms. Kagan urged the administration to stay out of the case, noting that some thought the ruling was "extremely expansive and very possibly wrong".
Still, there is no contradiction in the idea of an extremely expansive list of human rights and hence minimalism is not a defining feature of human rights (for criticism of the view that human rights are minimal standards see Brems 2009 and Raz 2010).
Bentonite is an active clay mineral with very low hydraulic conductivity and extremely high expansive properties, which benefits in controlling the downward migration of hazardous contaminants to groundwater.
"We have not played Exeter before but we are expecting them to be extremely combative and expansive".
expansive (expansion) phase.
Suddenly he was piloting the women around the empty drill court in so many expansive loops — extremely fast, with a childlike impervious grin.
This, combined with the strict association of this genus with high altitudes and its apparent low dispersibility within South Africa, where most species are extremely localised, makes an expansive northward migration in Macowania an interesting prospect to unravel.
