“It is extensively referenced and provides the scientific evidence for many of the practices and principles of tuberculosis control.”

“Set on a quiet street, this redbrick period house has been extensively refurbished but still retains its original charm.”

“Its leaves are like a lily's but extensively marbled with green and burgundy.”

“A stipulative definition of a term may, as it happens, be extensionally adequate to the antecedent uses of the term.”

“It seems as though there are both intensional and extensional aspects to the nature: intensionally, it is fully in each instantiation, but extensionally the nature somehow becomes many on instantiation.”

“That everyday objects are modes inhering in and predicated of substance is extensionally and intensionally equivalent to everyday objects being conceived through substance.”

“Specifically, it is usually required to extendedly favor the high-priority flows regardless of their rate.”

“This Working Group has extendedly discussed whether the rules of CSD should be given recognition by the Convention.”

“The selection of seminarists, long ago and extendedly, used to be made from students that were all but stupid.”