Sentence examples for extend older from inspiring English sources

None the sections extend older than 20 Ma meaning that they cannot be used to constrain changing erosion during the onset of rapid Greater Himalayan exhumation or the proposed intensification of the monsoon after ~ 24 Ma. Figure 7 shows how the Nd isotope ratio (143Nd/144Nd) of the clastic sediment has evolved through time since ~ 25 Ma.

The answer, I'd argue, is to update and extend old-fashioned bank regulation.

This is a classic example of mobile being used to extend old methods of communication.

Lawmakers have created countless new crimes and punishments, and allowed law enforcement to extend old laws in dangerous ways.

In part this reflects banks' willingness to cheapen or extend old customers' credit keeping dying firms alive to avoid taking a loss themselves.

With the IMF behind them, financially strapped Third World nations typically find it easier both to impose the necessary economic austerity at home and to persuade their bank creditors to extend old loans or grant new ones.

Carl Emmerson, the deputy director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, warned that an economic downturn caused by Brexit could mean extending older people's working lives.

Enabling new possibilities, such as RF-CMOS, while extending old ones is the challenge future technologies are facing.

One state insurance commissioner almost immediately said he would not give insurers the option of extending old plans.

The economy-minded 81st Congress would agree to legislate only a few of the president's recommendations: it raised the minimum wage, promoted slum clearance, and extended old-age benefits to an additional 10,000,000 people.

Whether recruiting the Children of Llullaillaco to play for Peru extends old imperialisms or thwarts new ones or is some historically fitting compromise of the two is worth asking.