Sentence examples for is in extensive from inspiring English sources

The Fox network is in extensive talks with Mr. O'Brien to host a late-night show.

Influence of defect on photocatalyst is in extensive concern.

It is of educational value, both for paramedics and for trauma team members, that this instrument is in extensive use.

Although the vaginal discharge syndrome does not discriminate between infected and uninfected women, the algorithm is in extensive use to diagnose and treat C trachomatis and N gonorrhoeae among antenatal care attendees in Botswana.

The Company had been in extensive negotiations with its primary bondholder, which purchased approximately 98% of the company's debt at a substantial discount.

We note his views and are not surprised by them as he has been in extensive dialogue with the management team and not been afraid to talk of undertaking such action.

Asked whether the European Union regulators might raise antitrust objections, he said, "We have been in extensive contact with the authorities in Brussels, and they have not had any issues" so far.

But they did say they had been in extensive contact with officials of FirstEnergy, the utility whose lines were failing to the north, during roughly an hour of escalating trouble.

This plant has been in extensive use in TCM as an anti-asthmatic and decongestant for 5000 years [11].

I've heard Starbucks has been in extensive talks to become a strategic investor, as have Virgin airlines, Starwood Hotels, and major fast food brands.

Kennedy told BBC Scotland: "We've been in extensive negotiations with the administrator over the weekend in a bid to provide a deliverable offer that is acceptable".