Sentence examples for extended back in from inspiring English sources

The bailout agreement between Greece and the eurozone that was extended back in March finally expires at midnight Brussels time.

The sparse fossil record of the monotreme duck-billed platypus was greatly extended back in time when a misidentified specimen was reidentified.

Updated at 10.57am BST 10.22am BST Irish bank debt maturities extended Back in Dublin, our correspondent Henry McDonald writes Ireland's finance minister has said he has secured a deal to extend Ireland's bank debt maturities by seven years.

In this study, groundwater level and quality comparisons were made in a watershed-scale reconstructed prairie chronosequence that extended back in time approximately 13 years at the Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge (NSNWR) near Prairie City, Iowa.

The early ancestral stock of Ginkgo extends back in the fossil record to a time coordinate with the ancestors of the conifers, but the two groups appear to have evolved independently.

Despite these disadvantages, there is enough fragmentary evidence to suggest that plate-tectonic processes similar to those of today extend back in time at least as far as the Paleoproterozoic Era, some 2.5 billion to 1.6 billion years ago.

Studying?...You can't go to a party without seeing" the fraternity brothers, "and besides, who wants to go to the parties that they're not at?" Unfortunately, Land does harbor deeper reasons for putting up with the abuse: his complicated relationship -- partly worshipful, partly resentful -- with his brother, a complication that extends back in the Land family.

This good agreement will help in the interpretation of other analogous sequences extending back in time.

On one hand, the geological record is biased toward large eruptions and extends back in time.

Until that find, humankind was thought to extend back in time only 500,000 years.

The line of descent that includes all living mammals extends back in time over 300 million years.