Sentence examples for those extensive from inspiring English sources
"After those extensive checks with Airbus and Rolls-Royce, we are completely comfortable with the operation of the aircraft," Mr. Joyce told a news conference in Sydney.
In recommending that shareholders approve the deal, a proxy advisory firm, Institutional Shareholder Services, cited those extensive integration efforts as signs of confidence that the companies could execute the merger.
By John C. Mosher The New Yorker, October 19, 1929 P. 96 Do not be too much appalled by an invitation to one of those extensive camps up in the Adirondacks.
As President Reagan explained at the time of its adoption: "Those extensive parts dealing with navigation and overflight and most other provisions of the convention are consistent with US interests and, in our view, serve well the interest of all nations... however, the deep seabed mining part of the convention does not meet United States objectives".
Besides those extensive contributions there appeared a multitude of short papers on natural history and especially on the fishes of the U.S. His two expeditions of most importance were, first, to Brazil in 1865 and, second, to California in 1871, the latter trip involving both shores of South America.
He will have an enormous pack in front of him and the likes of Louis Picamoles and Wesley Fofana on his shoulder to help out should anyone get near enough to him to inspect those extensive tattoos.
ERT was reserved for those with extensive extrathyroidal tumor extension, incomplete resection (R2), and/or extracapsular lymph node metastasis.
The name should be applied not to any garden house but only to those with extensive views, perhaps only those with views in all directions.
Those sentenced for drug violations are overwhelmingly traffickers and those with extensive criminal histories, including crimes of violence.
Those with extensive root systems are difficult to remove.
Most European cities, even those with extensive subway systems, also rely on trams.
