Sentence examples for not very extensive from inspiring English sources

But its not very extensive, it's got Phil, Dan, Andy Goldsworthy and me.

She asked about the medical experience he had referred to, and he said, "Oh, it's not very extensive.

Although the village now has an official list of dangerous dogs, she said, it is not very extensive.

They had read a story in which a character is moved by a song; they were listening to songs and writing down their own, not very extensive reactions.

They're just two examples of what looks to me like a half-hearted and not very extensive search for guests to add value to a discussion.

Take, for instance, Annika Powell, an Oregon woman who married a convicted murderer after what sounds like a not very extensive round of letters and jailhouse visits.

"The line wasn't very extensive," Ms. Pulitzer told the magazine.

A posting at the New Economist argues that the froth in the real estate market isn't very extensive and that, in any case, the Federal Reserve knows how to handle de-frothing the market.

To the extent that the 1980 Carter campaign came up with any semi-fresh rhetorical formulae (an extent, admittedly, that wasn't very extensive), Chris's was the invisible hand.

But debate on this topic has not been very extensive and further exploration of the topic is certainly in order.

The ability to access and interact with elements in a Stixy workplace (whether they be files or other widgets) is not yet very extensive.