Sentence examples for make more extensive from inspiring English sources
By the 1960s, enough materials and techniques had been developed to make more extensive use possible.
It will also make more extensive marketing services available for a fee.
(They also make more extensive use of the sort of financial rocket-science for which two of LTCM's founders won the Nobel prize).
But he is also working on a tribute album to Rodrigues, hoping to make more extensive video compilations of her performances and seeking to turn his 150 hours of archives into an audiovisual museum.
It still eats him up, for instance, that he did not make more extensive checks about the hotel where United stayed before the 2009 Champions League final in Rome.
The Daewoo Motor Company, which filed for court receivership Friday, may be asked to make more extensive job cuts and close some assembly plants as creditors try to revive the insolvent company, a leading South Korean automaker.
A number of executives recommend making more extensive use of hotel concierges.
"It may be that the fly makes more extensive use of alternative splicing," said Dr. John Sulston, a leading worm person at the Sanger Center in England.
It could have made more extensive use of the often innovative music videos that helped disseminate hip-hop worldwide, a shortcoming underscored recently by a weeklong showing of Beastie Boys' music videos at Gavin Brown's gallery in Chelsea.
Matt Gemmell, an independent iOS developer, thought it made sense that those with such conditions "would find some parts of the new iOS 7 interface uncomfortable or disorienting," because it "makes more extensive use of animations — and those animations are more pronounced".
And the beginning, as a new administration takes shape, is when the ranks of government are at their thinnest The concern over potential vulnerability has grown all the more acute for this first handover of power since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and the Obama transition team has made more extensive pre-election preparations than any other previous president-elect.
