Sentence examples for in a very extensive from inspiring English sources

When Spain was engaged in the Civil War, Germany had supported Franco in a very extensive measure considering her [Germany's] condition at the time.

It was brought by the attorney general of the United States, and its purpose was to have a decree setting aside and declaring void a patent from the United States granting to Charles Beaubien and Guadalupe Miranda, their heirs and assigns, a tract of land described in a very extensive survey, which is made a part of the patent.

The notes I offer are not exhaustive, having been gathered from desultory reading in a very extensive field; but I present them in the hope that historians of that field may be tempted by them to do the work more thoroughly.

In the 19th century Sir George Gilbert Scott was brought in to direct a very extensive restoration.

According to the minutes of the meeting, which were made available to The Times, Sridevi Kalavakolanu, a Walmart director of ethical sourcing, along with an official from another major apparel retailer, noted that the proposed improvements in electrical and fire safety would involve as many as 4,500 factories and would be "in most cases" a "very extensive and costly modification".

And that resulted in them having a very extensive decline". The last survivors retreated to Wales and remote parts of Scotland.

(ii) Under suitable assumptions, the parametric setting enables to decouple the computational effort in two stages: a very extensive (parameter independent) pre-processing performed Offline once that prepares the way for subsequent very inexpensive calculations performed Online for each new input-output evaluation required.

"In what was a very extensive search to find a talented leader and winner to be our head coach, Brian stood out as the right person to lead the Sparks," Toler said.

41, 42 There is indirect evidence that treatment of TB is positively affected by the adoption of the best-available standard of care, even in patients with a very extensive pattern of resistance (XDR-TB and beyond).

When she fails, Miss Louella H. Everett, a public stenographer in Boston, who has a very extensive poetry file can most always answer the query.

All docking structures described in this work represent a very extensive decoy set which is freely available for download at http://haddock.chem.uu.nl/services/CPORT/cport-suppmat.html.html