Sentence examples for by extension also from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately Habyarimana's true Rwandans, by extension, also belonged to the Hutu tribe, and Umuganda eventually became caught up in ideas of racial purity.

Time and again his overriding concern to dump blame on others damages the government he leads, and by extension also sets back his sincere ambitions to stamp out ignorance, squalor and want.

More impressive, Castroneves was followed over the finish line by his teammate, Gil de Ferran, a 1-2 finish that not only vaulted Marlboro Team Penske back into prominence, but by extension, also lifted the entire Indy 500 as well.

The research suggests that such people, by extension, also may be oblivious to the effect of their attempts at physical contact, and perhaps blind to the cringes of someone they're trying to reassure or support.

In [16], the authors introduced fractional calculus (and by extension also power functions) via the Laplace transform.

If our own discomfort gets in the way of that, imagine the unspoken, often unconscious, fear of teaching them about their sexuality -- which would by extension also be teaching them about ours.

They are just some of the more unusual examples of the sales boosting technique beloved by marketing departments - the brand extension, also known as piggyback marketing.

By extension, they also help to protect your friends and family, and the companies you deal with online.

Leaks and rumors attacked Judge Barrios personally, but by extension, they also undermined the credibility of the justice system in which she worked.

By extension, we also hope they'll exhibit the virtues that are traditionally associated with a classical liberal education: well-informed, honest, courteous, industrious, self-disciplined, self-reliant, resilient, tenacious, public-spirited and open hearted.

Second, a private party who has suffered special injury may seek to recover damages to the extent of the special injury and, by extension, may also seek to abate.