Sentence examples for extending farther from inspiring English sources

That structure was topped by a cab and jib extending farther.

These changes occurred in the south of the German speech area and then spread north, some extending farther than others.

The river is tidal all the way from its mouth to here; an incline at Green Island with a cumulative drop of fourteen feet stops the tidal motion from extending farther upstream.

B. pendula (silver birches) and B. nana (dwarf birches) are circumboreal (i.e., extending to the northern limit of the tree line); the two species very nearly coincide in their ranges, with the dwarf birches extending farther into the Arctic.

As the sample approached failure, acoustic activity occurred first along the future fault surface between 12,500 and 13,000 s (Fig. 3d), then in a wider region around the future fault zone (Fig. 3e), and finally in a zone extending farther along the future fault plane (Fig. 3f).

These storms can have maximum winds extending farther from the center than in a purely tropical cyclone and have no weather fronts linking directly to the center of circulation.

Though closest to the SNP, it extends farther beyond party politics than Better Together.

In most regions, Paleogene seas extended farther inland than did those of the Neogene.

Their distribution extends farther toward the skin surface than that of the pigment cells.

In consequence, the influence of the sea extends farther inland in Southern Africa.

The huge Williston Basin extends farther north, but it contains rather low-grade coal.