Sentence examples for begin to extend from inspiring English sources

And what mechanism will ensure risk-taking doesn't begin to extend beyond a strict remit?

They do, however, begin to extend our analytical reach beyond the single organism.

As researchers gain understanding about the basic ideas, they begin to extend it and apply it.

Now it is the other way around.' He would surprisingly begin to extend that fact to himself as well.

Both sailors shared the same yacht design firm for their boats, and were within sight of each other for parts of the race until a tactical split around Cape Horn in which Gabart begin to extend his lead.

That is partly because as people get richer, their interests begin to extend beyond necessities towards luxuries: for some people that means expensive shoes, for others a day's bird-watching.

These automatic triggers began to extend benefits around the nation in the middle of 2008.

After construction began to extend the water lines, the residents filed suit.

A gambit for better gear had begun to extend into an argument for a better world.

In Lee's telling, his opposition to racial discrimination began to extend to sexual orientation in the 70's.

But as soon as it began to extend onto city streets and to seek public money, complications began.