Sentence examples for order extensive from inspiring English sources

And they've helped protect some of Manhattan's most upscale restaurants from economic repercussions, especially because they're more likely, managers said, to order extensive tasting menus and multiple bottles of wine.

Sens. Jon Corzine (D-N.J). and Christopher J. Dodd (D-Conn). have written a bill that would order extensive fund reforms and increase criminal and civil penalties for certain industry abuses.

The government had ordered extensive repairs and renovations to the shrine ahead of the visit.

When he became Chancellor in 1933, he ordered extensive enlargements which took five years.

The government had ordered extensive repairs and renovations to the shrine before the visit.

Finally, Joseph Joyce, the transit agency's general superintendent of elevators and escalators, ordered extensive tests.

Mr. Babbitt visited the area for several days last year and ordered extensive scientific consultations before making his decision.

While the orbiter's fragile heat shield suffered no major impact damage, NASA managers ordered extensive testing to make sure Discovery's tank was safe to launch.

Barak ordered extensive military preparations for an attack on Iran that continue to this day and have become more frequent in recent months.

Clinton antitrust officials have also challenged a series of large and smaller mergers that would have gone unchallenged in the Reagan and Bush administrations, killing many corporate deals and ordering extensive modifications of others.

Unless Judge Jackson orders extensive hearings that produce evidence that splitting the company would increase competition, the government's plan is no more than a "wild guess," Mr. Priest said.