Sentence examples for are looking at extended from inspiring English sources

Braxton once observed to this writer, in 1988: "In every other discipline, whether we're talking of mathematics, physics, or the new sciences, people are looking at extended forms.

To improve production efficiency and harvesting economics some forest companies are looking at extended hours of use for forest machinery, which may include longer shift lengths, multiple shifts per day, and more harvesting days per week.

Ministers are looking at extending the programme to other groups of NHS patients who might benefit from tailoring services to their needs.

In order to improve economic viability and increase profitability, many operators are looking at extending the lifespan of their assets beyond the original design life, thereby making life extension (LE) an increasingly critical and highly-discussed topic in the offshore oil and gas industry.

For the future we are looking at extending hard-shoulder running further, towards a network of "managed motorways", offering more capacity, smoother flows in place of stop-start conditions in the most congested areas, and more predictable journeys at a fraction of the cost of motorway widening.

Since you are looking at extending life, the study endpoint is death.

"So we are looking at extending this programme to 10,000 or maybe more in our 5-year and 10-year development programmes, and we just think it is a great sport; it's a great sport for discipline, for team building, a team sport, and it builds great characters".

Meanwhile Unilever is looking at extending the crowd-sourcing approach to some of its other brands.

And he is looking at extending the places where you can use a top-up card.

And the company now appears to be looking at extending its business in ambitious ways, like a new e-mail service for consumers.

Porter says the government's recently announced review of how councils can deliver more homes should be looking at extending local authorities' licence to borrow.