Sentence examples for a great extension from inspiring English sources

The result has been a great extension of the sound possibilities of Western instruments.

"I think," he added, "that we are on the eve of a great extension of motor vehicles".

If she has a great extension, or very supple back, we make tons of adjustments along the way.

If the Guardian is your main source of news and you're a regular visitor, then this is a great extension to have.

The enormous width of the continent in the higher latitudes has led to a great extension of Arctic and cool temperate climates, while the tapering south has greatly reduced the land area under tropical climates.

This was, perhaps, needed all the more because Augustus himself while admittedly supporting the interests of poorer people by a great extension of the right of judicial appeal tended to back the established classes as the keystone of his system.

William V.S. Tubman in the 1950s resulted in a greater extension of education for indigenous Liberians.

He said that caused pain and allowed less range of motion to do things like climb stairs and rise out of chairs, which requires a greater extension of the upper leg.

It will lead to a greater extension of exploration and discovery.

Caudally, peptone- and sucrose-induced Fos immunoreactive neurons reached the same position, while rostrally, the peptone group had a greater extension.

After a further 3 weeks when the wound has healed and scar tissue begins to mature the splint could be remoulded to achieve a greater extension force designed to prevent any loss of extension from surgical scar contracting.