Sentence examples for often extensive from inspiring English sources

The percussion parts in operas are often extensive and difficult, especially in modern operas.

There are many, often extensive, glaciers, from which rise swift-flowing rivers.

The captions and the often extensive speech bubbles are full of wicked wit and invention.

Infestations were observed to be common and often extensive, involving more than 50% of the crabs at 13 study sites in Alaska and 100% at another five.

In the late 1960s original film composition tended to decline in favour of renewed and often extensive borrowing from existing concert music.

While achieving these A-level results, students must also be able to show a variety and often extensive list of extracurricular activities on their CV, including leading societies and sporting clubs.

Plus, he said his employees' often-extensive work with borrowers can have a direct impact on his company as well.

The Bush administration made those arguments as well, but it also often included extensive assertions of broad executive authority.

These often have extensive global or regional reach.

But some properties changing hands are expected to stay as hotels, often after extensive renovation.

If you look at many lesbians' life histories, you will often find extensive heterosexual experiences.