Sentence examples for was much more extensive from inspiring English sources

We provided network-monitoring services to large corporations, and our internal network security was much more extensive than our customers'.

The scandal-ridden food retailer Royal Ahold said today that the suspected fraud at its U.S. Foodservice division was much more extensive than previously thought.

As the city tax-assessor scandal moves toward a new phase, with the first trial scheduled in January, newly disclosed information suggests that the corruption was much more extensive than prosecutors have previously said.

"We might discover that Arles was much more extensive than we thought and more economically powerful than we could have imagined," Mr. Sintes said, adding that it was too early to draw further conclusions.

The CIA waterboarded two al-Qaida terror suspects a total of 266 times, according to a report that suggests the use of the torture technique was much more extensive than previously thought.

During the Pleistocene Epoch (about 2,600,000 to 11,700 years ago), the orangutan range was much more extensive, and orangutan remains have been found as far north as southern China.

"This is much more extensive".

"The fraud is much more extensive," he said.

Military preparations in North Korea had been much more extensive.

But consumer protections are much more extensive in the group health insurance market.

"If it was a whaling ship," he said, "it would have been much more extensive".