Sentence examples for more extensive with from inspiring English sources

But the Stasi operation was more extensive, with agents assigned to develop long-term relationships with their sources.

This epidemic is also far more extensive, with eight times as many fentanyl seizures in 2015 than there were in the 2006 epidemic.

The first two of these phases — history-taking and preparation — need to be more extensive with multiply traumatized survivors of childhood abuse than with adult trauma survivors.

There are quite a few parodies of and by Americans, but the coverage of recent British literature is much more extensive, with parodies of Craig Raine, Julian Barnes, David Hare, Ian McEwan, Martin Amis, and J. K. Rowling.

The bush cricket family is more extensive, with 10 British species, including the wart-biter, fantastic beast, which allegedly really can bite your warts off, and these are generally a lot more common.

Subalpine meadows appear at about 4,500 feet (1,370 metres) and grow more extensive with rising elevation as the trees thin out, until they give way to alpine meadows above the timberline at about 7,000 feet (2,130 metres).

In patients with greater left atrial enlargement, this line of block is more extensive compared with 'unremodelled' patients.

It is expected that mortality associated with increased temperatures, including those from extreme heat events, will become more extensive geographically with increased climatic variability (12).

More extensive interconnection with France, Norway and Denmark could smooth supplies.

In Libya, paternal influence rather than ability ensured a more extensive career with leading Tripoli clubs.

Smartphones offer hardware makers a way to build more extensive relationships with customers.