Sentence examples for extend largely from inspiring English sources

Since such a band bending is expected to extend largely for undoped Ge, quantum dots as large as 10 nm can show an overwhelming surface effect on the energy band structure.

The social aspects of an Inauguration extend largely into the nighttime hours and are confined to limited numbers of individuals with the money, power, and connections to warrant special invitations.

Ms. Notley added that the fire might double in size, extending largely into unpopulated forests.

But it's way too long, extended largely in order for Madonna to say "bitch" a lot.

Harvey's film studies are detailed and extended, largely following the action from beginning to end, with particular attention paid to how stars' performances are mapped onto plot and character — which is to say that, despite his intentions, he doesn't watch them be, he sees them act.

This control is being extended largely through the creation of enormous privately managed funds for indefinite purposes, hereinafter designated "foundations," by the endowment of colleges and universities, by the creation of funds for the pensioning of teachers, by contributions to private charities, as well as through controlling or influencing the public press.

But that was put to bed in no uncertain terms by the Sky Blues on Sunday who said in a statement that his contract would not be extended largely because he would miss too many games playing for Austria over the next 12 months.

In conclusion, the scope of the Wheeler Jonas (or Reaction Kinetic) equation extends largely beyond its commonly accepted boundaries.

Trivialization of headache and poor awareness extended largely to the public compounded by gender and children discrimination is the culprit of the social barriers.

was not used for transcripts that had signals extending largely to the contralateral side.

Probands were initially ascertained at random from the tribal register and the families of alcoholic probands were extended, largely coalescing into one pedigree.