Sentence examples for extending no more from inspiring English sources

The rule addresses illegal uniform adornments and is specific about the only kind of wristband allowed: those "worn on the wrist beginning at the base of the thumb and extending no more than 3 inches toward the elbow".

It was split into five lanes and extended no more than five metres long.

This was in striking contrast to earlier studies in the U.S. and Australia showing that during the daytime pollutant concentrations extended no more than ∼300 m downwind of major roadways.

Data collected around the turn of the century suggested that Pluto's cold, diffuse atmosphere extended no more than 135 kilometers above the planet's surface, Greaves says.

Reconnaissance reported that gale-force winds extended no more than 100 mi (155 km) from the storm's eye.

The slot extended no more than the caudal third of the cranial vertebra to the cranial third of the caudal vertebra, and its width did not exceed a third of the width of the vertebral bodies [ 15].

They can cross the border but cannot leave a narrow commercial zone that extends no more than 20 miles.

In the winter, when you're cold, the world extends no more than a foot in any direction.

The whiskers, which extend no more than 1.5 times the interquartile range from the box, indicate the range of the data.

As the case dragged on, Mr. Schlichtmann's firm took out loans to keep itself afloat, until bankers would extend no more credit.

But the American critics of China's wireless encryption standard contend that Wi-Fi communications, which typically extend no more than a few hundred feet, are a purely commercial use and not a national security concern.