Sentence examples for extending quite from inspiring English sources

Mr. Santorum had a good night relative to expectations, but his path does not appear to be a majority one, carving through a swath of prairie states that contain 40 percent of America's landmass but perhaps 20 percent of its population — and not extending quite as far east as Ohio or Michigan, or quite as far west as Arizona.

Interestingly, it is possible to find remodelling events extending quite a bit away (100 500 µm) into the cortical bone (Mavrogenis et al. 2009).

Though not infinite like the digits of pi, a full list of her themes would extend quite a distance.

The current administration like him because they feel with him in charge, their writ extends quite easily within Scotland Yard.

So, what is it about Back to the Future that extends quite such a powerful emotional hook, ensures so enduring a legacy?

It is a position that is perhaps not entirely absent among those who would normally extend, quite naturally, patriotic support to a talented and, in this instance, undoubtedly courageous fighter.

Those sand bodies extend quite far toward the central basin and occupy a wide facies belt.

Finally, the OLOSV decomposition model can be extended quite easily to colour images by using the colour total variation model of Chan and Blomgren [20].

Although the cancellous bone extends quite a distance within the alveolar bone, the finite element model generated was restricted to a certain zone beyond the cortical bone.

At the launch event, CEO Mark Zuckerberg answered my question on how Facebook would make money on Graph Search by saying typeahead search ads "extend quite nicely to this".

CEO Mark Zuckerberg stressed "You build a good business by building something people want", but said Facebook's typeahead search ads "extend quite nicely to this".