Sentence examples for extend to future from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Giuliani's term ends next year, Mr. Rose said it was common for planners of large projects to deal with budgets that extend to future administrations.

The Mets' next game at Shea will be next Friday against the Atlanta Braves, with heightened security measures in place that may extend to future seasons.

At least one animal study suggests that prenatal BPA exposure may affect social behavior and brain gene expression and that the effects may extend to future generations.

The learning reported by decision-makers suggests that HIAs are having an effect on decision-makers as well as on decisions, which could result in longer-term influence and potentially extend to future decisions.

Risks not only operate over the delivery period (including blood loss, anaesthetic complications and deep venous thrombosis) but also physical and psychological issues may extend to future pregnancies, with, for example, an elevated chance of multiple placental abnormalities.

This suggests that HIAs are having an effect on decision-makers as well as on decisions, which could result in longer-term influence and perhaps extend to future decisions.

He says he has been "mostly" impressed by the technical capabilities he has found at JLR. Somewhat to his own surprise he has been converted to Jaguar's unique weight-saving aluminium "monocoque" technology, which is both less expensive and more effective (in improving efficiency and handling agility) than he had realised, and which is likely to be extended to future Range Rovers.

The model can be extended to future siting and analyses of CEC arrays in complex domains.

The validity of our conclusion may be extended to future applications in agriculture.

It's really about the common good, which the Pope notably extends to "future generations".

The notion of the common good also extends to future generations.