Sentence examples for was both extensive from inspiring English sources

Speaking from alongside the new Rainbow Warrior, currently on its maiden voyage and docked in London, Greenpeace UK's executive director, John Sauven, said: "The evidence presented at the trial showed that the espionage undertaken by EDF in its efforts to discredit Greenpeace was both extensive and totally illegal.

Calcinosis cutis was both extensive and diffuse in one of these patients.

Those are some tidbits in Bernard Dupaigne's "History of Bread" (Abrams, $60), a 256-page study that is both extensive and lively.

Britain's slow start owes much to the government's desire for the broadband market to be both extensive and competitive.

The whole noun-epithet system is both extensive and economical it covers a great variety of subjects with very little exact reduplication or unnecessary overlap.

The varied testimonies I have heard reveal that the co-operation between Venezuela and the guerrillas in transporting cocaine by land, air and sea is both extensive and systematic.

Whether you choose to go into the field of interior, graphic, Web, product or fashion design, architecture or commercial photography, the list of professions within these fields is both extensive and diversified.

But many in the medical world -- Mr. Kiani among them -- question whether that mission is being compromised by financial ties that the groups, Premier and Novation, have to medical supply companies, ties that, according to an investigation by The New York Times, are both extensive and highly unusual.

We think the list is both extensive and representative.

The literature dealing with information is both extensive and factious.

These creations are incorporating with nonlocal conditions which are both extensive and more complex.