Sentence examples for more extensive communications from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday night, hours after the subpoenas were issued, the White House released a summary of contacts with Enron that showed more extensive communications with executives at the company than had been previously disclosed.

This means even greater investment in coming months and years in higher speed, more extensive communications, storage and computing networks.

It also said that some of the changes "appear to coincide with the arrival" last summer of the current prison commander, Rear Adm. David B. Woods, who has separately clashed with detainee lawyers over policies he put in place requiring more extensive searches of communications between the prisoners and their lawyers.

While it's the largest LGBT lobbying operation in America, a lot of people don't know that HRC's education and communications efforts are even more extensive.

Digital law expert Prof. Michael Geist wrote: "CSEC's surveillance activities of Internet communications in Canada are far more extensive than previously realized.

In addition, there will be a more extensive link between SAP products such as Concur, SuccessFactors and Ariba and Office 365 to bring communications, collaboration, calendaring and all of the tools in Office 365 more directly into the SAP tool set and vice versa.  .

"This is much more extensive".

French influence was more extensive.

More extensive renovations are planned.

It will be a more extensive procedure.

And yet it could be more extensive.