Sentence examples for bigger extension from inspiring English sources

The roof also needs an even bigger extension as it would now need to cover the running track and the retractable seats on it.

How many managers walk away from a job?"... Cubs pitcher Jake Arrieta, who is seeking a contract extension, was asked if he will be looking for a bigger extension than Stephen Strasburg's seven-year, $175-million 175-million deal

There will be a one month consultation on allowing homeowners and businesses, for a three-year period, to be able to build much bigger extensions without planning permission than they can at present.

Its importance could increase now that a big extension to the port there has just opened.

The National Association of Manufacturers is pushing for a big extension and expansion of last year's special bonus for depreciation.

The council has already approved a big extension to an out-of-town shopping centre, Monks Cross.

If cheap, healthy young people must have insurance, their premiums will help pay for the cost of insuring the ill.Mr Obama also sought a big extension of Medicaid.

First, it would mean a big extension of Russian influence (though the time to worry about that was when striking the weekend deal).

Heathrow has proposed a big extension of its noise insulation scheme at a cost of around £700m should the third runway be developed, in a final attempt to persuade the Airports Commission of its case.

Local enterprise partnerships, the bodies bringing together local businesses and councillors to drive growth, would be expected to bid for this cash in what he sees as a big extension of localism, or regionalism.

America has the longest established asset recovery programme, which produces more than $150m a year.Seizing assets allegedly acquired through crime without requiring criminal standards of proof represents a big extension of state powers.