Sentence examples for extended a period from inspiring English sources

But the rally extended a period of harsh volatility in the markets that underscores the lingering uncertainty about the economy and the troubled housing market.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, March 24 , 1934P. 11 Many were the hardships of the winter; now that spring is here we wonder how we managed to endure for so extended a period the sad sight of the Belmont Bar's out-door cafe in winter, its rustic chairs and tables lying dormant under the 42nd St. snow.

In my 30-odd years in the market, I've seen municipal bonds outyield Treasurys for a week, maybe two, but never for as extended a period of time as they have recently.

It is debatable whether the increase in life span since the 1960s has prolonged healthy years or extended a period of progressive disability.

The drawback to drawing things out over this extended a period of buildup is that the film might not seem quite as terrifying as its legend.

It helped extend a period of still longed-for economic growth, the trente glorieuses.

He said: [The zibotentan] news extends a period of poor results for AstraZeneca's oncology franchise.

The State of Utah, which must approve any plan for drilling in the area, decided recently to extend a period for public comment on the proposal until Feb. 13.

The Justice Department said it was negotiating with New York election officials over extending a period after the Nov. 2 election by which such ballots could arrive and still be counted.

Welsh Labour's executive committee extended a consultation period over the issue at a meeting on Saturday.

Also, the agency recently extended a comment period on rules that would eliminate option market makers' exemption from the locate requirement.