Sentence examples for extending back from inspiring English sources

The lycopsids have an extensive geologic history, extending back into the late Silurian.

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

They also have a long and diverse fossil record, extending back at least 550 million years.

More than 50 different peoples inhabit Transcaucasia; these groups have cultures extending back to ancient times.

It should be noted that the forecasts are mostly above the average extending back to 1950.

But the structure has roots extending back to the nation's earliest years.

It is a symbol of the Jewish community extending back to Moses, he said.

Republicans have a strong tradition, extending back to Teddy Roosevelt, of supporting parks and international conservation.

The information in this statistical bulletin was published between 1949 and 1965 and contains data extending back to 1900.

The patient may also have forgotten a much longer time period, extending back for as many as 20 years.

The hair thins gradually, often over decades, around the top frontal area and extending back to the crown.