Sentence examples similar to somewhat more extensively from inspiring English sources
There is little sign that the proliferation of channel choices will not continue (even if somewhat more slowly and less extensively than media optimists supposed), and scientific matters will become increasingly important in all our lives.
"Madeline's Madeline," which has somewhat more substantial funding (though likely just cab change for a studio production), ranges extensively among indoor and outdoor locations and features an ample array of actors young and old, a varied spectrum of tones, a sense of a city that's infused with its heroine's creative passions, intimate tensions, personal histories, and medical troubles.
The set of publicly available genomes has a bias towards more extensively studied bacteria, and in order to reduce this bias somewhat we removed alternative strains of the same bacterium, in each case keeping the longest genome for analysis.
It was successfully used in various degrees from somewhat reservedly solely to support methodological choices over obtaining detailed and up-to-date factual information to more extensively collect also personal opinions from the respondents.
It can be used (1) somewhat reservedly solely to support methodological choices, (2) to obtain detailed and up-to-date factual information or (3) more extensively to collect not only factual information but also personal opinions from the respondents.
Mr. Azor spoke more extensively.
Males generally wander more extensively than females.
Weiner was somewhat more forthright.
A somewhat more subtle mistake.
Somewhat more recently, Maj.
