Sentence examples for extending for those from inspiring English sources

So whether you look at it from the structural bull perspective moving into a cyclical bear or whether you look at it from a continuing the structural bear market extending for those bear market stocks from 2000, we are looking at three to four years of a very rocky environment.

President Obama is insisting that the Bush tax cuts not be extended for those with incomes over $250,000.

I'm one of the fortunate ones whose tax rate will be increased if the Bush tax cuts aren't extended for those earning over $250,000, and I mean that seriously.

A 50percentt wage-insurance program would reduce the depth of economic falls: If a worker making $20 an hour were forced to take a new job at $10 an hour, wage insurance would cover 50 percent--or $5 an hour--for a period of years, which could be extended for those in their 50s who may have trouble starting new careers.

Under the plan, credits for solar energy are extended for 8 years, those for wind energy for 1 year, and those for other renewable energy sources including wave and tidal energy for 2 years.

She said she spoke to the president on Wednesday after his press conference and that he was clear that he did not support extending them for those at the top.

Enrollment and expenditures for the disabled are likely to increase as medical technology continues to improve, extending life for those who would not have survived even just a few years ago.

The deadline was extended for nearly a year for those who could show extraordinary circumstances, like illness.

Data from the Bundesbank, Germany's central bank, for example, shows that the volume of new short-term loans — those extended for up to a year — grew by 15.9percentt in May compared with the same month last year.

It is recommended to treat genotype 1a without cirrhosis with the 3D regimen and RBV for 12 weeks, but extend for 24 weeks in those with cirrhosis.

The existing operators will have their contracts to run those franchises extended for no more than two years, in order to allow those processes to be completed.