Sentence examples for will be more extensive from inspiring English sources

There are also online ads, which Mr. Campbell says will be more extensive than before, along with e-mail marketing, blogs, an iPhone application and the forays into social media.

These tournaments already existed, but for tennis fans (and Kantarian hopes, would-be fans) the television coverage will be more extensive and cohesive, with men's and women's finals getting regular live slots on Sunday afternoons, primarily on ESPN, during the six-week circuit.

Certainly, the news media coverage will be more extensive than when Trischa Zorn, a visually impaired swimmer, narrowly failed to qualify for the boycotted 1980 Moscow Olympics, and when Jim Mastro served as an alternate on the wrestling team at the 1976 Montreal Olympics.

This work will be more extensive if a larger superset can be established based on varying materials or geometries, and further evaluated based on their decay trends.

The progression of the technology will result in greater diffusion of various kinds of efficient electrical appliances, the use of electric power in industry, agriculture, commerce, and domestic sectors will be more extensive.

It will not reach the "comprehensive" mark, but it will be more extensive than the DREAM Act.

Considering the broad diversity among insect species, it can be expected that the diversification in glycan patterns will even be more extensive when analyzing glycosylation patterns in different insect species.

It must, however, be emphasized that the alkaline extractability of carbohydrate from primary-walled CWDHPs containing high proportions of hemicelluloses and pectin will likely be more extensive than from normal plant biomass containing secondary cell walls enriched in alkali-insoluble cellulose.

Because of this spectrum, despite limited knowledge of variation in LD throughout the P. falciparum genome [27], it could be useful to first screen for allelic associations in a population of low to moderate endemicity (in which LD will tend to be more extensive), and subsequently attempt confirmation and finer mapping in a more highly endemic population with less LD.

Since monkeys can climb, your monkey-proofing will have to be more extensive than baby-proofing would be.

Our results will be more persuasive once more extensive samples from other countries are included.