more extensive

The study is more extensive both in time and geographically than previous studies.

“That makes drought more severe and more extensive.”

“So the more warming that happens, the more drying we expect in this region. And that means more severe, more extensive and more frequent drought events.”

Regulatory agreements between the city and Pustilnikov require him to provide weekday janitorial services at the Produce and four other properties that require more extensive repairs.

Kershaw, who announced during the playoffs that he will return to the Dodgers next season, said the damage in his left foot was more extensive than the bone spur that previously was reported.