Sentence examples for extended most of from inspiring English sources

That's because while banks once extended most of the credit to issuers across the economy, now the capital markets are responsible for the bulk of it.

The bulk of savings were deposited in state-owned banks, which extended most of their loans to state-owned enterprises (SOEs).

At the University of Western Cape (UWC) in Cape Town on Thursday student demonstrators there burned tires and trash cans during protests that extended most of the night.

The hood with the highest average capture efficiency in the test (greater than 80%) had a large scoop that extended most of the way over the front burners.

Then Congress extends (most) of the rest of the tax cuts.

Not only did they extend most of the Bush tax cuts, they made them permanent.

Last summer, Baucus led a bipartisan review of expiring tax provisions, and the committee voted to extend most of them.

So I take the White House at their word when they say they want to extend most of the Bush tax cuts.

This was especially important in the last decade, since median wages stagnated, and it may be one reason why Democrats so readily pushed to extend most of the Bush tax cuts.

Add the across-the-board spending cuts if Congress did nothing, and President Obama felt he had to extend most of the tax cuts or watch the economy sink back into recession.

As far back as the 1930s Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. proposed digging up parts of the Los Angeles River's concrete bed and transforming its banks into a necklace of parks that would extend most of the 51 miles from the San Fernando Valley through downtown Los Angeles to Long Beach and provide green space for some of the city's poorest neighborhoods.