Sentence examples for system and extensive from inspiring English sources

Today, looking at Berlin's perfectly modern image – contemporary architecture, a refined transport system and extensive infrastructure, albeit built at the cost of massive debt – the transformation seems as if it was inevitable.

Iran's crude oil exports have nearly halved in three years, Iranian banks have been barred from the international financial system and extensive nuclear proliferation, missile and other arms-related sanctions have hampered Iran's quest for regional hegemony.

To allow the learner to independently acquire knowledge and skills in a learning factory an intelligent learning management system and extensive feedback information to the learner are needed.

Reactivity was assessed in response to a multi-domain infant stressor paradigm, which included assessment via the Newborn Behavioral Observation NBOO) system and extensive anthropometric measurements.

Its board is responsible for the operation of the county's health system and extensive forest preserve district, and the county sheriff's department patrols primarily unincorporated areas and aids in the operation of a large court system.

It said: "Fire safety within this building is based on simultaneous evacuation upon activation of the detection and alarm system, and extensive fire rated compartmentation throughout". The company said the building would have measures including a fire-fighting shaft and mechanically ventilated lobby.

Preventing that means costly redundancy systems and extensive systematic testing for potential bugs.

Transgenic technology applied to mosquitoes is relatively new to regulators, even in countries with mature regulatory systems and extensive experience.

Europeans have boasted about their social model, with its generous vacations and early retirements, its national health care systems and extensive welfare benefits, contrasting it with the comparative harshness of American capitalism.

Living in areas that had the most established school systems and extensive public transit systems meant that children born to families making less than $25,000 who lived in Seattle had a 10% chance at ending up making over $107,000; a child raised in Atlanta had half as much a shot.

Unicef said al-Bustan was selected as a partner "because of its history in supporting people in need before the crisis, its reach among displaced communities, its strong capacity and robust operating systems, and extensive presence in the targeted identified locations.