Sentence examples for historically extensive from inspiring English sources

Jakarta lies on a low, flat alluvial plain with historically extensive swampy areas; the parts of the city farther inland are slightly higher.

Penborough CCG creating an integrated network of health and social care provision with a heavy emphasis on public involvement, historically extensive use of commercial and not-for-profit providers and freelance consultants.

Meningococci have historically caused extensive illness among members of the United States military.

Spreads are historically wide.

The new "Roots" is a more extensive, historically accurate account of Mandinka warrior-turned-slave Kunta Kinte and the trajectory of his family's story through American history.

The two systems historically supported spatially extensive populations of steelhead, but recent estimates suggest that approximately 80% of the natural spawning and rearing habitat is now inaccessible because of impassable dams (McEwan 2001; Lindley et al. 2006a).

Because of the large number of diverse endemic disease pathogens encountered by military personnel around the world, it is also not surprising that the US Department of Defense (DoD) has historically maintained an extensive vaccine research and development program, and that those vaccines have been important for civilian as well as military populations.

(It's noteworthy that the most extensive attempt, historically, to recreate this richness voluntarily — the vowed religious communities of brother monks and priests and sister nuns — is likewise waning in our culture).

Historically, there has been extensive use of QSP within the field of pharmacokinetics to optimise drug biopharmaceutical properties.

Citizenship law and naturalisation policies in Europe have historically been characterized by extensive national dissimilarities, and forms of cooperation between national authorities have rarely taken place (Brubaker, 1989).

Calibration development of CVT-equipped vehicles has historically been conducted using extensive vehicle testing with very limited analytical analysis of the effect of calibration changes.