Examples of 'fairly extensive' in a sentence

Meaning of "fairly extensive"

fairly extensive: This phrase indicates that something is quite comprehensive, thorough, or detailed in scope. It suggests that a certain amount of depth or breadth is present, though not necessarily exhaustive

How to use "fairly extensive" in a sentence

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fairly extensive
States have a fairly extensive discretionary power.
The list of persons enjoying immunities is fairly extensive.
Eric has a fairly extensive collection of guns.
It is generally considered that the coverage is fairly extensive.
They can have a fairly extensive vocabulary.
Fairly extensive compensation is also usually granted in cases of.
Indeed there is already a fairly extensive literature.
They are fairly extensive changes with a lot of risk.
Lycian is known from a few fairly extensive inscriptions.
Veolia has a fairly extensive history of questionable environmental practices.
The endoplasmic reticulum is fairly extensive and fenestrated.
It has a fairly extensive list of plugins and themes too.
In most cases the surveys carried out were fairly extensive.
And his fairly extensive security team.
A breast lift surgery usually requires fairly extensive incisions.

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There is a fairly extensive list of drugs.
The color selection for stretch tubing is fairly extensive.
Wikipedia has a fairly extensive entry on computer science.
The coking and steel industries are a source of fairly extensive olfactory nuisance.
You have a fairly extensive tour coming up in the autumn.
The dictionary is fairly extensive.
A fairly extensive literature review has been done in this study.
They were fairly extensive.
The list of possible diseases associated with these symptoms is fairly extensive.
I am feeling some fairly extensive damage from coronary artery disease.
The prior art in the field of hot water supplying devices is fairly extensive.
These forests were still fairly extensive until the medieval era.
Fairly extensive regions of the protein may possess amphipathic helix forming propensity.
Your grandmother has had a fairly extensive history of mental disorders.
A fairly extensive range of Chinese programs.
A couple of worthwhile work in a fairly extensive discography and worth scrutinizing.
Income support programs for seniors in Canada are fairly extensive.
It is a fairly extensive airfield.
The second component would be we also provide fairly extensive student services now.
There are fairly extensive ruins actually on the grounds of the resort.
The economic significance of such a company would probably justify fairly extensive reporting requirements.
The second requires fairly extensive cultural and intellectual attainments.
Studies on the mechanisms of transcriptional regulation of the GAL regulon have been fairly extensive.
I would imagine you have a fairly extensive knowledge of human pain thresholds.
Fluid transport applications The application areas around fluid transport are fairly extensive.
He has a fairly extensive criminal record as a result of his numerous computer pranks.
Remains at Stone House are fairly extensive and interesting.
Ukraine has a fairly extensive set of laws and regulations governing environmental monitoring.
That 's going to be a fairly extensive list.
India also has fairly extensive investments in a number of countries in Africa.
But without another variable, the list is fairly extensive.
There is also a fairly extensive exchange of views between the littoral states.
By way of a supplementary question, we have mobilization stocks that are fairly extensive.
The ruins are fairly extensive and have not been excavated.
In a few cases, it will be possible to develop fairly extensive irrigation systems.

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Extensive discussion for each reported project
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Examples of using Fairly
I work for a fairly prominent movie star
Fairly useless from the neck down
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