Sentence examples for a continuing extension from inspiring English sources

Its belated elevation, in this regard, is part of a continuing extension of the kind of book deemed worthy of admittance.

And if he isn't always playing his early repertory -- his first new album in nine years, "Joao Voz e Violao" (Verve/Universal) contains seven songs he hasn't recorded before -- the style of his music sounds to all but the most trained ear like a continuing extension of his first eureka moment.

For the second time in six months, eMarketer has revised its revenue estimates for the social messenging service sharply upward, citing rising demand for the kind of native and mobile ad inventory it offers and a continuing extension of its reach.

The HIV epidemic grows along with the continuing extension of a war that seems frozen, yet never stops, night or day.

Peter Kim, Merck's head of research, told analysts that the company still did not have data from the continuing extension trial.

The results, though, are likely to be a lot of limping along, continued extension of credit to weak and ineffective banks, and not much resolution.

Partially overlapping fragments are then used for synthesis of homologous regions through a moving D-loop that can continue extension until they find complementary partner strands.

They must show a pay stub or proof of regular income, like Social Security, but there is no credit check, which leads to some defaults but, more often, continued extension of the loan, with repeated fees.

The continued extension of the brands into lifestyle sections, product recommendations, original and branded video, and events -- including  online events, those at external venues and in the Studio 17 space.

The continued extension and retraction of KC lamellipodia manifested itself as small fluctuations of cellular volume and surface area over time.

However, as ingression has ceased and continued extension is due to the activity of internalized precursors it is difficult to see Hox regulation of cell ingression as a molecular explanation for axis arrest.