more extensive

It also has allowed much more extensive, although not entirely satisfactory, UN inspections.

“But if the strikes are more extensive and are damaging Assad, we will act,” he says.

That case involved a much more extensive relationship than the one described in the FBI memo from the Oklahoma City case.

We were of the opinion, however, that we had seen at least three or four others more extensive and of greater architectural merit.

A rampart of earth with a ditch defended these, and as the place grew, the outworks became more extensive.

On more extensive grounds there were places of shelter, arbors, or summer houses.

This is not impossible; we shall find that trade or barter was far more extensive at this time than has usually been supposed.

But if the privileges of the church were less dangerous in England than on the continent, they soon became more extensive.