Sentence examples for extend at all from inspiring English sources

And does it extend at all to the dead and dying little girls of Africa?

"To the degree that they will be able to extend at all, that is a sad thing for the area," he said.

Considering that Manhattan is the commercial hub of New York City and the metropolitan region, why would the subway system extend 20 or so miles east of the region's center into Queens but not extend at all west?

If the lens doesn't extend at all or it extends and then retracts again, do the following.

This phenomenon can be broken down into three categories: (1) a short arm, where the gonad extends, but makes no dorsal turn; (2) a dorsal "hockey stick," where the gonad stops just after the dorsal turn; and (3) no arm, where the gonad does not extend at all.

Many have been told by state and territory governments they should not expect a boost in funding, if their funding is extended at all.

Republicans have been pressing for the tax cuts to be extended at all income levels, saying that to raise taxes on high-income people would hurt the economy.

Many Republicans in both chambers do not want the tax cut extended at all; two bills, one sponsored by the Republican leader, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, to extend the holiday failed on procedural votes last week.

WASHINGTON — In a sharp role reversal, Democrats and Republicans have become divided over whether to extend a federal payroll tax cut enjoyed by working Americans this year, with Democrats leading the charge for the tax break and many Republicans demanding that the cut be paid for if it is extended at all.

Where do our spatial boundaries lie, if we are spatially extended at all? Do we extend all the way out to our skin and no further, for instance?

And hence, the final line of argument seems to conclude, the object, if it is extended at all, is infinite in extent.