Sentence examples for extended is not from inspiring English sources
Yet to admit that the struggle for political legitimacy will be extended is not to say that the battle against Isis must be a multi-year engagement.
Thus, for example, the proposition that all bodies are extended is not synthetic but analytic because the notion of extension is contained in the very notion of body, whereas the proposition that all bodies are heavy is synthetic because weight supposes, in addition to the notion of body, that of bodies in relation to one another.
This break, which is unlikely to be extended, isn't just for big companies.
By contrast, if the initial conserved pathway maps to be extended are not appropriately prepared, the extension process will be terminated before the pathway map network develops.
It is dangerous because the language of "national priorities" makes it seem as though the open-ended pursuit of deeper understanding, which it is the function of universities to cultivate and extend, is not itself a national priority.
But, he said, just extending isn't enough.
Being sure about how far its cyber-capabilities extend isn't easy.
How far "inappropriate material" may extend was not made clear, for example questioning Government policy where it comes to Aboriginal people could be deemed to be discrimination under Australian law and hence blocked by the censorship regime.
These processes begin to occur during and immediately after emplacement, but the timescales over which they extend are not well constrained.
A simple reason why an offer is not extended is because the hiring manager is afraid to do so.
