Sentence examples for extended so much from inspiring English sources

No one shouted her name, aimed a smartphone in her direction or extended so much as a program to autograph as she made her way toward Centre Court.

Although Wada's ideas and experimental research practices in schools could not be extended so much to other national and municipal boys' secondary schools, which were closely linked to high schools and designed to prepare students for higher education, his experimental research practice of general science at the first year of boys' secondary school seems to be institutionally realized in 1931.

"I see it in the context that the interest in West Papua has extended so much through the Pacific recently.

"Explode, Sully, don't extend so much," the line coach Bill Muir cautioned during the drills.

Why were powerful Wall Street firms willing to extend so much credit to what was, to all intents and purposes, a blind investment pool?

"But Niemeyer's work extends so much further than Brasília — we found ourselves making all kinds of detours along the way.

He doesn't think the problem extends so much to founders but to the "rank and file".

It extends so much further than that.

Below −1.0, the fuzzy nucleosomal regions extend so much that the coverage by distinct nucleosome (both in term of bases and in term of the number of nucleosomes) decreases.

Special high-speed sync flash modes often enable synchronization at very high shutter speeds, possibly due to the overall beam being much extended (so each camera can capture part of it, although not necessarily the same part).

"Our relationship extends to so much more than just a high-school-relationship kind of thing," he says.