Sentence examples for extend long from inspiring English sources

They also suggest that monitoring extend long after the initial experiment.

It is a reminder that the administrations of all presidents, sometimes unpredictably, have tails that extend long past their terms in office.

"Information markets self-correct themselves the way economic markets do," he said, "but there's that arbitrage period that can extend long periods of time".

Many bivalves (e.g., Mya arenaria) extend long siphons upward into oxygenated waters near the surface so that they can respire and feed while remaining sheltered from predation deep in the sediment.

They extend long projections called pseudopodium into which their granules flow; this action is followed by contraction of filaments based in the cytoplasm, which draws the nucleus and rear of the cell forward.

In these cases life may extend long beyond the first attainment of reproductive ability and be accompanied by further growth of the individuals, as occurs in most fishes, amphibians, and reptiles, and also in mollusks and certain other invertebrates.

The White House called for Congress to move to extend long-term unemployment benefits.

On Thursday, House Republicans blocked a bill that would extend long-term unemployment insurance past the holidays.

The Justice Department said it supported BellSouth's proposal to extend long-distance service to Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky, North Carolina and South Carolina.

This plan lies entirely within Europe's power and it would break the monopolies controlled by the national utilities, which are rushing to sign or extend long-term contracts with Gazprom in the hope of securing preferential terms.

One of the things they do is take out short-term loans from other financial institutions and use the proceeds to extend long-term loans to their customers, or purchase long-term bonds — a process known as "maturity transformation," which helps finance industrial and residential investment.