Sentence examples for of greater extent from inspiring English sources

Khwārezmian was the language of Khwārezm, a historic region in present-day Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan but formerly of greater extent.

Thus, "great men" depend on more things than other people do, and their slavery is of greater extent (see James 2005, and for a contrast, Schmitter 2010).

The changes were of greater extent in the bipolar twins.

Also, tumours of greater extent (T4) were 3.5-fold more likely to show ER β negativity than T1 tumours.

It is however interesting to notice that, even though both EG and CG deteriorated on almost all variables during detraining period, the CG decline was of greater extent, indicating that even terminated exercise has some effect.

Of great extent and importance is the Pearl River Delta.

"Mars clearly had periods of ponded water of great extent on the surface".

Siberia falls into four major geographic regions, all of great extent.

The regs form plains often of great extent, carpeted with pebbles and boulders.

There, he saw a map purporting to show the empire in the Sixth Century, at its point of greatest extent.

Empire, major political unit in which the metropolis, or single sovereign authority, exercises control over territory of great extent or a number of territories or peoples through formal annexations or various forms of informal domination.