Sentence examples for best to extend from inspiring English sources
"The board should be extremely reluctant, at best, to extend loans to executives," said Kenneth Bertsch, director of corporate governance for TIAA-CREF, the money management firm.
Racing is locked into a dialogue about how best to extend its popularity beyond the county set, urban aficionados and the inebriated day-trippers who form the human backdrop to a Festival.
He stood up to complete the suggestion and then felt it best to extend a hand, which Olivia took as she got to her feet and quickly leaned against him.
With thousands of Republican and Democratic delegates and lobbyists set to descend on the host cities of this year's national conventions, strip clubs in each city are doing their best to extend a friendly welcome — even as party officials warn against partaking.
Drawing on his experience at McGill University, strike veteran Jamie Burnett has some useful advice for the many student activists now considering how best to extend the campaign to other parts of Canada: don't indulge in "soft pickets" that allow classes to take place in spite of a strike mandate, and that thus allow staff to isolate and fail striking students.
Hudson-Smith, at 19 years old the breakthrough star of the summer, knocked 0.22 seconds off his own personal best to extend Britain's rich heritage in this event.
Nor is this the best time to extend invitations, as Mrs. Jaffe discovered when she went to a benefit the other night.
Co-ops may not work as the best way to extend care to the more than 45 million Americans without coverage.
But having gone ahead on seven minutes through Damien Francis' header, Wimbledon wasted their two best opportunities to extend that lead.
Mr. Fraser said that when he learned of the museum's plan to move to New London he decided it was not in the town's best interest to extend the $1-a-year 1-a-year 1-a-year lease
