Sentence examples for even extend back from inspiring English sources

Taken together, our findings would imply that estrogen regulation of cell cycle is likely one of the earliest forms of steroidal-receptor controlled cellular processes within vertebrates and perhaps may even extend back to annelid invertebrates.

This co-occurrence, previously observed in Middle and Late Bronze Age contexts, could extend back to the Early Bronze Age and even to the Late Neolithic.

The dispute's roots extend back three years.

Perhaps your memory even extends far back enough to that dim time when you realized it was more efficient to subscribe at a flat rate to Netflix than to pay for rentals at your local ghost-town Blockbuster?

The puzzlement extends back even further.

Assimilated wizards of Jewish ancestry began making their mark at the school long before that — probably the best known being Disraeli's wizard brother, Nigel (Ravenclaw, 1829) — and the Jewish influence at Hogwarts extends back even further.

He would fight back, he said, work harder, maybe even extend his work into the world of television dramas with a next project: an HBO-style channel.

"It is not impossible that deeper into that skeleton there is still living coral even though it wasn't extending back up to the surface".

Johnson even extended this tradition back in 2009 with a walking journey from Maine to Arizona as part of "The Walk Home: A Journey to Native Wellness," an awareness campaign for the crisis of diabetes in Native communities.

Its significance may even extend further.

That could even extend into corporate governance.