Sentence examples for To extensions from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of extending or the state of being extended; a stretching out; enlargement in breadth or continuation of length; increase; augmentation; expansion.
The specialty timber sector has consistently voiced opposition to extensions of the world heritage area and the TFA.
Violations documented in the report that led to extensions of jail terms included "failure to lift a heavy object" and "wearing a white shirt".
Late-night hosts get into the book business with regularity, but mainly with books that amount to extensions of their acts.
That's worth keeping in mind as conservatives increase the volume at which they argue that high unemployment is due to extensions of government unemployment benefits.
In many people's eyes, this transformative vision became reduced to extensions to tax credits, in place of what should have been a national mobilisation of efforts and resources where everyone had a contribution to make.
This also gives Safari access to extensions.
An intension is a function from possible worlds to extensions.
Lewis's preferred interpretations are functions from possible worlds to extensions.
The latter is another technical expression of logic and philosophy; intensions are opposed to extensions.
Nevertheless, an objection could be raised to extensions of constructive set theory by large set axioms.
The program structure has been designed to easily generalize to extensions of the MSSM.
