Sentence examples for more extensive more from inspiring English sources

"We're certainly very happy to have a more extensive, more formalised intelligence and security relationship because we think that's in the best interests of both countries," he said.

Caritas has witnessed an 88% jump in requests for help in Jerez in a year, and the organisation estimates that "poverty has become more extensive, more intense and is getting chronic".

We first show that the R&D network has become more extensive, more clustered, and more unequal in the sense that 'stars' have emerged in the network.

Moreover, the negations of the trained group were more extensive, more in depth and characterized by extended exchanges on a particular topic, suggesting lovelier and richer discussions.

"Much of what we've learned in recent years suggests changes could be more extensive, more rapid, and more damaging than we thought," she wrote. .

"The documentation gets more and more extensive, the phone calls get more frequent and more aggressive, the letters ever more litigious.

"There's so much money floating around," Mr. Saft said, "and therefore, there's more extensive renovations: more time, more noise, more dust, more debris, more clutter for other residents".

The terrorist attacks were a boon for Phoenix, which provided Chinese viewers with far more extensive — and more sensational — coverage than the state-owned networks.

But several Democrats said House Republicans were now seeking identification requirements more extensive and more onerous than those in the Senate bill.

Students later turn to the more extensive and, generally speaking, more difficult Wujing ("Five Classics").

Army units tend to establish more permanent bases and more extensive supply systems.