Sentence examples for continually extending from inspiring English sources
You don't have to be an ethicist or theologian to cringe at the prospect of science's continually extending the life span ("Arguments Over Life and the Need for Death," March 7).
Advertising-oriented groups such as Britain's WPP are continually extending the menu of services that they offer to their clients, and information-technology service providers know equally few bounds.
She tells me that they don't see much of one another these days, the band having spent a large chunk of the last 18 months on a continually extending world tour, so Elliott grabs the opportunity to see her whenever the opportunity presents itself.
Continually extending your credit close to your limit is viewed poorly.
John Riccitiello John Riccitiello, Electronic Arts' chief executive, likewise refuses to budge, hoping instead to wear down Zelnick's resolve by continually extending the offer's deadline, currently set to expire June 16.
We should be emulating this model rather than continually extending unemployment insurance or providing welfare to those who could work.
It also raises a question about whether continually extended unemployment insurance is the best way to help those who find themselves in such a rotten situation.
The city comptroller, Alan G. Hevesi, said the city could save money and improve service if it simply opened the contracts to competitive bidding, but the City Council has continually extended the deadline for the process.
Hollywood has led the way, as it tries to lock down every bit of information to which it holds copyrights, even as it persuades Congress to continually extend copyright terms.
Alinah acted as executor of her mother's estate; the legal proceedings were lengthy, and in the meantime she and Leo found themselves overexposed financially, buying a house that, in retrospect, they couldn't really afford, and living on continually extended credit.
With sustained supply of sediments, the fan deltas continually extended basinward.
