Sentence examples for dare extend from inspiring English sources
McKay's group published a highly regarded paper in Science last summer showing how rat embryonic-stem cells could be used to treat a version of multiple sclerosis in rats, but he doesn't dare extend the research to test the method's effectiveness in humans.
Dare I extend Mr Hökmark's remarks and suggest that if the Commission is truly interested in promoting competition it should include regulatory competition.
Another possible application of the method is testing for residual paraproteins in serum and/or urine of myeloma patients in complete remission (negative immunofixation electrophoresis), although we do not dare to extend this hypothesis to other Ig classes since the interpretation of IEF patterns is difficult for other monoclonal immunoglobulins than IgG.
Madonna is infuriating to the mainstream commentariat when she dares to extend her range because she is acting in the same way a serious, important male artist acts.
Dr. Block at Irvine, for one, says she dares not extend her tenure clock, a decision that is made at the end of the probationary period in the University of California system.
When the New Jersey Builders Association went to court to complain that the law discriminated against developers, it was seen as a move that dared town officials to extend the requirement to all the homeowners they face at election time.
Supply chains extend halfway around the planet, and no respectable corporation would dare show its face without at least pretending to have a well-defined global strategy.
Slatin: And extend and extend.
How dare anyone write music that extended tradition, rather than something completely new and avant-garde?
They dared Republicans to fight for extending the tax cuts for the rich and, in so doing, "hold hostage" those for the middle class.
And when I asked her whether the definition of anti-Semitism had been extended to include anyone who dares criticise Israel, she went uncharacteristically quiet.
