Sentence examples for extended in return from inspiring English sources

The cause of liberty often means you end up on the same side as bigots and fascists in the full knowledge that no such freedom is extended in return.

Or if you really want, go back to the end of 2010, when the Bush tax cuts were initially extended in return for some stimulus goodies for the White House after Republicans threatened to hold Congress hostage until they got their way.

Most were serfs bound to the plots of ground their ancestors had tilled and provided services or goods to the lord of the manor, who extended protection in return.

Rather than a single startup receiving support, O2 will now sponsor a number of start-ups for an initial period, one of which will then receive extended funding in return for giving the operator the right to acquire them.

This plant was extended in 1931.

"The old paradigm was the superpower paradigm" of aid and loans extended to nations in return for their loyalty to the West, an official at the fund said.

The government recently extended its coverage in return for trade unions agreeing to a change in the law to allow lay-offs.

Had I been verbal I would have extended a compliment in return so as to assuage the implicit guilt of my own existence rubbing up against praise.

And where insurance companies are threatening to remove cover from households, the government should, in return, extend the provision of its own insurance cover.

The bits and pieces the President got in return — extended unemployment benefits, a continuation of certain small tax benefits for the middle class — are peanuts.

"Well, hello, young lady," he said jovially, bending down to shake the hand of Judge Roberts's 5-year-old daughter, Josephine, who demurely extended her own hand in return.