Sentence examples for reach extensive from inspiring English sources
Carcasses allowed to reach extensive states of decay became prone to the effects of weak bottom currents, resulting in removal of elements.
The aneurysms may reach extensive size or remain small when early rupture and drainage, for instance, into the collecting system, occurs.
The alcohol industry has strong similarities to the tobacco industry in terms of its global reach, extensive financial resources and the addictive nature of its products.
RUSSIA: ACCORD ON NAZI LOOT -- Deputy Treasury Secretary Stuart E. Eizenstat said the United States and Russia had reached extensive agreement on opening archives to help find property looted by the Nazis.
The most serious challenge to his authority came from a revolt of the Ashraf in November 1891, but he kept this from reaching extensive proportions and reduced his opponents to political impotence.
When the radian of circular rigid line reaches extensive magnitude, the presence of interfacial rigid line can change the interaction mechanism.
This prediction was fulfilled, as Srigala Item reached extensive audiences – mostly lower-class natives.
On the other hand, in both tgHD51 rats and HD patients, the extent of neuronal degeneration in the cortex never reaches extensive degeneration within the striatum; therefore, it cannot be accompanied with reactive gliosis.
According to Mr. Bittner, the marketplace offers an attractive opportunity for offline retailers in the region to leverage LAZADA's broad reach and extensive marketing expertise to drive additional sales while still controlling logistics and operations.
This is the evil organisation whose tentacular reach and extensive personnel may in fact have accounted for all Bond's woes in Craig's previous three movies.
You might not expect to find many Trump supporters at an allegedly liberal college, but the Republican nominee's reach is extensive, despite his litany of offensive comments towards women, ethnic minorities and his various political opponents.
