Sentence examples for were much more extensive from inspiring English sources

Cripps said the bill went "much further" than overturning the Newman government amendments, with provisions that were "much more extensive and aggressive [and would cause] a new level of pain for the bush".

Along some rivers, for example, the areal extent of old, highly weathered alluvium far exceeds that of younger alluvium, suggesting that formerly floodplains and low terraces were much more extensive than at present.

The succession of glacial stages can be recognized in sequences of geologic strata containing till (i.e., rock, sand, and clay particles deposited by glaciers), with each till layer representing a stage, or episode, when the ice sheets were much more extensive than they are today.

These evolutions in the law of NIACs have taken place predominantly to counter concerns that despite the widespread nature of NIACs, the laws applicable during an international armed conflict were much more extensive in scope.

But it should be noted that the amount of amino groups in PEI-modified composites were much more extensive than the K+ ion in zeolite 3A, and that was why the PEI-modified composite adsorbents had better adsorption properties than zeolite 3A and the moisture adsorption capacity significantly increased with the increase of PEI loading.

The renovations were much more extensive than had initially been proposed, and required more time to be completed.

"This is much more extensive".

Its US library is much more extensive.

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

Military preparations in North Korea had been much more extensive.

It also shows that the collaboration was much more extensive than was previously known.