Sentence examples for extending horizons from inspiring English sources
Extending horizons Angela Piddock, head at Wilberforce Primary School in west London, which serves one of the most deprived catchment areas in the country, says it is a constant struggle to secure funding for the range of breakfast clubs and after-school options (everything from art classes, guitar lessons and drumming clubs to street dance sessions and football) on offer.
He gave them extended horizons and some of his achievements with the orchestra, both at home and abroad, gave them quite a different constitution".
The adaptive estimator is coupled with a simple but robust, predictive control strategy called Extended Horizon Model Algorithmic Control, with input/output constraints handled in a trivial way.
I'm extending my horizons".
Extending time horizons is central to a financial system geared to sustainability.
A vastly increased research force was now rapidly extending the horizons of botanical knowledge at all levels of plant organization from molecules to global plant ecology.
Multiplexers (MUX /Demultiplexers (DMUX) are the key optical passive components that have revolutionized the optical network, extending its horizon from core to edge.
Acknowledging the nature of this next-to-impossible task, we focus on Peirce's revolutionary achievements as follows: extending the horizon of logic in two dimensions, one from monadic properties to relations and the other from symbolic to diagrammatic systems.
By extending the horizon of the endeavour from only science to the problem solving policy perspective, the ambition was complemented by interpreting the synthesized available knowledge from a policy perspective, addressing the question which kind of policy action experts consider to be justifiable based on the identified state of scientific knowledge.
Expand horizons -- and extend some care to the less able, in a similar manner, as you love and care about yourself.
