Sentence examples for rather extensively from inspiring English sources

I'm traveling rather extensively this week - the last week of travel I have for quite some time, thankfully - so here are several brief items worthy of note: (1) As the Guardian was the first to report, the physicist Stephen Hawking withdrew from "a conference hosted by Israeli president Shimon Peres in Jerusalem as a protest at Israel's treatment of Palestinians".

It is acclaimed in the press release as the first exhibition in the United States devoted to these three masters, and it probably is, though works by each of them have been shown rather extensively at other museums in the New York and New Jersey area, notably El Museo del Barrio in Manhattan.

It was soon noted that ionizing radiations also have the effect of alleviating pain, and so in the period of development of this form of treatment it was used rather extensively in the treatment of painful forms of arthritis, swellings of the salivary glands, herpes zoster or shingles, overgrowth of adenoids in children, and several other benign conditions.

In [31] we have discussed rather extensively this topic.

The subject of QPSs has been discussed rather extensively [1, 12, 13].

"What we're having to do is irrigate rather extensively to make a crop.

I had worked fairly extensively on this issue prior to submission and decided to present clear (and rather extensive) evidence that PKCs play a role in BHK cells.

In 2008, state transportation officials recommended building a new bridge equipped for bus and train service, rather than extensively rehabilitating the existing Tappan Zee.

Corporate income taxes are mainly flat-rate levies, rather than extensively graduated taxes (which means that rates rise according to income as in the typical individual income tax).

Transportation officials last year recommended that plan, which would cost $6.4 billion, not including the cost of new mass transit, rather than extensively rehabilitating the existing Tappan Zee, as 80percentt of the structure would have to be replaced to meet current safety standards and meet commuters' needs.

Rather than extensively stimulating wells (backflow, hydralulic fracturing, acid wash, injection of dissolvers, etc).