Sentence examples for rarely extensive from inspiring English sources
Apart from folklore and literary sources, little is known of the lives of the ordinary people, and even of the gentry the evidence, apart from estate records, is rarely extensive.
Rarely, extensive haemorrhage can occur involving the adenoma, resulting in pituitary apoplexy (Sheehan syndrome).
Oil shales deposited in lagoonal or small lake environments are rarely extensive and are often associated with coal-bearing rocks.
Local responses to forest insect and disease threats are necessarily limited in scale (Gass and others 2009) and rarely extensive enough across the landscape to adequately respond to an epidemic (Holdenrieder and others 2004; Gilligan 2008).
Opportunities for cross-selling or cost sharing are rarely as extensive as the bosses like to imagine.
He has rarely given extensive interviews, and when he was appointed to the top post in 2003 he even declined to give an interview to his own network.
Hunting, usually done from a perch, rarely involves extensive flight, requiring only a short burst of speed to surprise the prey on the ground.
People recovering from psychotic episodes rarely receive extensive talk therapy, because insurance companies place strict limits on the number of sessions allowed and because for years psychiatrists have assumed that psychotic patients are unable to reflect meaningfully on their lives.
Young scientists rarely have extensive international connections that could facilitate their mobility.
Young scientists, however, rarely have extensive international connections that could facilitate their mobility.
In addition, studies of primates in their natural habitats, while rich in behavioral and ecological detail, have rarely included extensive genetic or genomic components.
