Sentence examples for extend even more from inspiring English sources
If, as I've suggested, he pays little or no tax because he can use the existing tax code to reduce his taxable income to near zero, or even a loss, his proposals that extend even more breaks to developers might have relatively little impact on his own tax obligations.
Now we can extend even more the result obtained by Min Chen and Xindy Chen [11].
PEGylation (Veronese and Pasut, 2005) was shown to extend even more so the serum half-life of interferon-α2b from minutes to hours (Ramon et al., 2005) and of lysostaphin from 1 to 24 h (Walsh et al., 2003).
NSA head General Keith Alexander is pressuring Congress to extend even more vague protections for tech companies, but Paul hints that Google, Facebook and Twitter should have to pay for any illicit programs.
Credit to SOEs is much less risky: If an SOE has trouble paying back the loan, the bank can simply extend even more; the old loan is "repaid" with proceeds from the new loan and the SOE still has cash left over.
The developmental time frames for rhythm and pattern generation extend even more broadly than addressed by our present data.
There Rozier found the tone of loopy, sentimental comedy and the shaggy-dog road-movie structure that he extended even more radically and ambiguously in this, his rarely revived second film.
The inland inundation distance reaches 1.16 km in Asilah harbor and surrounding area and extends even more along the Halou river (see Fig. 4).
Eventually, if the average age of a startup at exit is 8-10 years, the active duty period of founders (if not replaced in the meantime) extends even more.
Despite this assurance to Nelson, the internet outsider and confirmed houseboat resident (no Silicon Valley mansion for him!), Herzog in fact extends even more screen time to the storied internet celebrities Danny Hillis, Lawrence Krauss, Kevin Mitnick, Jonathan Zittrain, Sebastian Thrun, and Elon Musk--Is it a surprise Herzog wants to go to Mars?
