Sentence examples for but may extend from inspiring English sources

Aging generally lasts for two months but may extend to a year.

This may be just a material inequality, but may extend to an intellectual inequality, or a skew in the dynamics of power within the relationship.

The results are specific to India's seasonal patterns, the crops, and its high pollution levels, but may extend to other places with similar problems, such as China.

VW has recalled more than 500,000 cars in the US but may extend this review to cover luxury models, including the Porsche Cayenne SUV and the Audi Q5, A6, A7 and A8 models.

The trace description is similar to the description in the meta-information but may extend or refine the meta-information partially if necessary, as shown by the red line in Figure 2.

In legal contexts the possible range of agency is not confined to human conduct, but may extend to damage done by the agency of juristic persons, animals, inanimate objects such as motor vehicles and inanimate forces such as fire.

But they may extend for years.

Their width is restricted to the width of the dike, but they may extend great distances along it.

It is unclear who among Dr. Khan's customers — a list that is known to include Iran, Libya and North Korea but that may extend further — got the illicit material, much of it contained in easily transmitted electronic designs.

Chili peppers might begin to wrinkle and lose quality 3 weeks after harvest, but refrigeration may extend their shelf life well beyond this period (FDA, personal communication).

It also revealed that Syria claims to have burned all documentation of its 30-year armed presence in Lebanon, and has failed to produce two witnesses believed to be in Syrian police custody.Mr Mehlis is retiring from the investigation team, but the Security Council may extend its mandate for six months.