Sentence examples for extending very far from inspiring English sources

And their success isn't extending very far into the rest of the economy.

Given the very large population size for M. edulis, one may argue that a selective sweep would not have effects extending very far on either side of the adaptive substitution which may therefore possibly belong to unsequenced portion of the EF1α gene itself.

The inclusiveness doesn't extend very far beyond that.

Mr. Lewis's self-effacing demeanor doesn't extend very far into his music making.

In the Philippines, an archipelago spread out over 7,100 islands, the central government's writ rarely extends very far.

Helped, perhaps, by people whose knowledge of tablet PCs doesn't extend very far beyond the iPad.

Tommy Keene is one of the purest power-pop performers around, a songwriter whose muscular and melodic compositions reach back to bands like the Raspberries and, before that, the Who, and whose branches don't extend very far from the center.

Charlie and Marnie seemed to have reconciled in the Season 2 finale of "Girls," but Mr. Abbott's departure suggests that plot line won't extend very far into Season 3, which is now in production.

Some examples noted in this introduction suggest that a number of multi-national mining companies do not consider their responsibility extends very far at all.

"We have a vanity panel but it doesn't extend very far forward otherwise it becomes unjustifiable in weight," he said.

However, this objectivity of events and occurrences does not extend very far upward as we consider more abstract historical events: the creation of the Greek city-state, the invention of Enlightenment rationality, the Taiping Rebellion.