Sentence examples for more extensive records from inspiring English sources

Only one of my doctors charged me anything, but it can be costly for people with more extensive records.

OPRR had asked the school to keep more extensive records on clinical trials, to develop a training program for those who review research proposals, and to create an additional review panel to monitor the growing number of clinical trials.

The CIA insists that it'll actually be keeping more extensive records under the new system.

There is some uncertainty in the number and distribution of dengue cases due to the lack of reliable information and misdiagnosis and/or misreporting, thus emphasizing the importance of compiling more extensive records on dengue transmission [ 4].

In fact, the hearings are little more than an exercise in creating a more extensive record for an appeals court hearing.

A more extensive record of Maxwell's work as an editor can be found in two books: "The Element of Lavishness: Letters of Sylvia Townsend Warner and William Maxwell," and "The Happiness of Getting it Down Right: Letters of Frank O'Connor and William Maxwell".

"It will give a much more extensive record that can be transparent or shared if you want," says Boettiger.

Katherine Hawkins of OpenTheGovernment.org, one of the groups that signed the letter, said it's not clear from the CIA's request that the new policy would lead to more extensive record keeping than current practices.

But it was the beginning of a stream of intelligence documenting what U.S. officials say was a yearlong escalation in the use of the banned weapons by the government of President Bashar Assad, a far more extensive record of the incidents than previously known.

Will the board opt for someone with a more extensive track record in opera next time?

Next time, they might be better advised to go for someone with a more extensive track record, or who knows the business well from the inside.