Sentence examples for matter how extensive from inspiring English sources

But no evidence, no matter how extensive, is useful without shrewd and informed interpretation, the kind Dr. Thompson provided.

Dramatists on the whole, no matter how extensive their research, seem to struggle with representing science and scientists on screen.

Construction in any neighborhood of Jerusalem, no matter how extensive or how limited, is construction in the city of Jerusalem.

The Vatican, no matter how extensive its wealth and holdings may be, is not a source of money for its dioceses.

"No matter how extensive, the WikiLeaks disclosure is no substitute for an official acknowledgment" that the documents are authentic, Judge Kollar-Kotelly wrote.

Matshes says he's no longer comfortable relying on subdural and retinal bleeding alone — no matter how extensive — to rule a baby's death a homicide from shaking, given other explanations that need to be ruled out.

If either is open to doubt, no matter how 'extensive' the set of systemic representations, its value is questionable.

No matter how expensive it is.

No matter who sits on the Jadco board, this is a question of how extensive Jamaica's testing regime now becomes.

But a laboratory critic, Scott Cullen, the legal counsel for Standing for Truth About Radiation (STAR) of East Hampton, said contamination was too extensive to be cleaned up in three years "no matter how much money they get".

But just how extensive — and sustainable — this eastward migration might be is a matter of some debate.