Sentence examples for So extends from inspiring English sources

The E layer, about 110 kilometres (68 miles) high, maintains its reflectivity for four or five hours after the Sun sets and so extends the range of such stations to as much as 1,000 kilometres (620 miles).

Developed in co-operation with customers in the packaging industry, the carbohydrate-based material, which can be obtained from agricultural by-products such as hulls and husks from cereals, is an effective barrier against oxygen, grease and aroma and so extends the shelf life of sensitive food products such as juice, crisps and spices.

The downward trend in overall Trump approval over the past week or so extends to those with strong opinions.

They're ready to work hard, but it's important that the reward for doing so extends beyond a paycheck.

Secondly, in normal epithelial cells, MUC1 is found on the apical surface and so extends into the ductal lumen where there is poor accessibility to tissue infiltrating T cells.

So extending Avastin to breast cancer treatment is considered important for the company.

But the drought was so extended that some parched revelers seemed to need an instruction manual on how to celebrate.

Food manufacturers use them to slow down the rate at which foods go rancid, so extending their shelf life.

But if you are so busy and so extended that you can't get two hours a day in the studio, then you can't really forge ahead".

September New Zealand are knocked out in the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup in Auckland, so extending their baffling barren run to 24 years.

Households are large, averaging eight people, so extended families or more than one family typically live together.So why has fertility fallen?