Sentence examples for extending it more from inspiring English sources

But a recently recounted anecdote from Mark Liberman, a phonetician at the University of Pennsylvania, on his Language Log blog, suggests some people are extending it more figuratively.

We should be building upon this foundation and extending it more broadly into health care delivery and decision-making.

Jenifer Ringer has extended it more than most through her sensitive musicality and theatrical intelligence.

In the late nineteen-eighties, an ambitious young federal prosecutor named Rudolph Giuliani indicted Drexel Burnham Lambert on racketeering charges, and the firm went bankrupt when lenders refused to extend it more credit.

Mr. Graham's composition takes a short, supplementary passage of music prepared by Wagner's assistant, Engelbert Humperdinck, for the 1882 premiere of "Parsifal" and extends it more than 39 billion years.

So Schweppes immediately poured more resources into that part of the campaign, extending it to more pools and all weekdays.

Advanced Micro Devices recently rolled out the next phase of its so-called Vision branding campaign, extending it to more classes of notebooks (specifically, low power-high performance), as well as desktops.

The enforcement will take place at random hours and last for at least five days in Trinidad, with the option of extending it five more days.

"The narrative juggling has the feel of stretching — of starting with a story suited for an episode of traditional TV or maybe a feature film and extending it to more than nine hours.

Finally, we will enhance our framework's knowledge discovery capacity, by extending it with more distributed machine learning approaches, in an attempt to raise its potential on the continuously growing field of Big Data analytics.

And it was felt to be a completely logical possibility that, by extending it one more carbon atom, to the four carbon chain of alpha-ethyl-mescaline, it might double again.