Sentence examples for of very extensive from inspiring English sources

For most Spanish people, the Basque question was closed with the granting of very extensive powers to the Basque autonomous government in 1980.

Particularly, fragmentation in these forests takes place against a background of very extensive continuous forest.

Additionally, the procedure can be repeated on the same segment (re-expansion) for repair of very extensive lesions if necessary [2] (Fig. 8).

First, the 'single core' genes are not evenly distributed along the chromosome: a number of very extensive areas without core genes are readily observable in all 21 genomes.

Despite a further 4 decades of very extensive usage and endless clinical trials and database analyses, the overall balance of evidence is still equivocal (13).

In case of very extensive acetabular reconstructions, e.g. severe pelvic dislocation and high dislocation, patients initially had a six-week period of bed rest to achieve full graft incorporation before starting mobilization.

"On basis of what we have seen so far there may be breaches of the antitrust rules because of the very extensive scope of these agreements," said Jonathan Todd, a spokesman for the European Union competition commissioner, Neelie Kroes.

But Maria Miller, the Culture Secretary, took a different line, saying: "The reason why we have such grave misgivings about putting in place such a piece of statutory underpinning is because of the very extensive nature of that legislation for it to be effective.

The authors now have taken advantage of their very extensive characterization of yeast vacuolar fusion and show that fusion requires lipids with small head groups (which favor stalk formation) when using low protein-to-lipid ratios (on the order of 1 5000 or 1 9000).

"Whilst there were further allegations made in the case, as part of the compromise reached and in recognition of the very extensive apology made by Mr Hancock, I will not now pursue these allegations further".

In a letter to Mr Vaz, published, Sir Ian said: "SOCA has reviewed all of the very extensive case material and has compiled a list of  clients it could identify who instructed the private investigators who were the targets of this investigation.