Sentence examples for extended all from inspiring English sources

To be extended, all remaining EU members must agree.

In April, the C.F.T.C. extended all of its derivative comment periods for a month.

If this recession is short and sharp and projects can be delayed or extended, all will get their money.

Veterinary experts relaxed restrictions on the movement of cattle and pigs in most of the European Union but extended all curbs on Britain until June 19.

"In this case, the mediation failed because I became even more determined when the Sun were rude to me while I extended all courtesy to them in correspondence.

If there's a fault, it's Riffenburgh's tendency to side with the nobs up on the top decks, in striking contrast to James Cameron, who in his overblown movie extended all his sympathy to the Titanic's lowly passengers and crew.

I leaned back in my seat and looked out into the darkness, which extended all around, as if we were deep in the countryside, and then increasingly it was broken up by lights from houses, shops, intersections.

If there is a problem, grovelling apologies are proffered and olive branches extended – all to prevent a complaint that in today's economic climate almost certainly means dismissal or extreme chastisement.

The methylene chains, with the slightly curved general shape, have the extended all-trans conformation.

Typically, the hydrocarbon chains in the lamellar are packed in the fully extended all-trans conformation.

PXRD and solid-state NMR data confirmed lamellar structures, where the tilted hydrocarbon chains were crystallized in the fully extended all-trans configuration [20, 63].