Sentence examples similar to more extensive than projected from inspiring English sources

[Editor's Note: See the Eurodoc Exchange for more about the differing structures of PhD training across Europe.] Meanwhile, the strict time limits imposed by most UK universities aren't the same in Germany, which means the work can often be more extensive than an average British PhD project is.

Telegram is best known for a messaging app, which the company claims in the documents is used for community communication in over 60percentt of ICO projects, but its own ICO is more extensive than monetizing that chat service.

Not the big elaborate combos you see in some action games, but more extensive than Souls.

Choices for reds seem far more extensive than for whites.

But its liabilities are more extensive than most.

Its trade with Russia is more extensive than America's.

But the flooding was more extensive than expected.

"The magnitude is far more extensive than the official figures".

The accounting of Islam's embellishments, however, was more extensive than the usual puffery of adolescence.

Mr. Kerik said the improvements were more extensive than simply changing the form.

The security at Y-12 was far more extensive than anything he'd ever confronted.