Sentence examples for to be extensive from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
The ties, though, appear to be extensive.
This early adjusting appears to be extensive.
"I just don't expect it to be extensive," Minaya said before the game.
On DVD, however, Scott films tend to be extensive productions, and this is no exception.
The casualties and damage in Azaz, near the Turkish border, appeared to be extensive.
Why are the software woes so important?First, the bugs seem to be extensive.
"I do not think the U.S. involvement has to be extensive," he said.
Mr. Armstrong's role in the new season had not been expected to be extensive.
Damage was expected to be extensive, in part because many structures in poorer regions are not well built.
Little information concerning the Soviet systems is available, but they are known to be extensive, automated, and capable.
Bright squiggles, specks and blobs put a lot of drama on the plate, and the cast of characters tends to be extensive.
