Sentence examples for extend to less from inspiring English sources

Dramatic price cuts extend to less expensive hotels, too.

Even when the wall is completed, it will not extend to less accessible areas along the length of the border.

And these bridges extend to less visible communities as well.

The biasing effect of personal information may be restricted to uncertain social situations, in which participants have imperfect knowledge about the outcomes of their decisions, or it may extend to less ambiguous contexts, in which the potential outcomes of the different choices have been specified.

The cartilage surface of the patella was morphologically graded based on a modified ICRS classification system (grade 0: normal cartilage without notable defects; grade 1: cartilage without tissue-loss, but with fibrillation and superficial fissures at the superficial surface; grade 2: defects that extend to less than 50% in depth) [15].

The effect of the attacks extends to less sweeping matters as well.

The elbow was stable in flexion, varus and valgus, but unstable anteriorly when extended to less than 40°.

We cannot be sure whether the Pythagoreanism of Nigidius, Varro and their successors was limited to such things as burial ritual, magical practices and black togas or whether it extended to less spectacular features of a "Pythagorean" life.

quad + ; big Vert mathcal{W} t,ff(t)), -, mathcal{W} t,bar{ff}(t)) big Vert _{L^p} right) quad + quad 0 end{aligned}due to Proposition 27 (7) and (8) (extended to "less regular" coefficients as mentioned in Proposition 29).

Finally, at each time (t in [0,T]), the set ( Big { f(t) Big | ; f cdot ) in mathcal{N}_{L^p}Big } subset L^p({{mathbb R}^{N}}) ) is norm bounded as a piecewise consequence of Proposition 27 (3) (extended to "less regular" coefficients).

(Which could be extended to "less self, more fulfillment". The more you're emptied out, runs the logic of Kyoto, the more you're ready to be filled up).