Sentence examples for extending yet from inspiring English sources

Not only could the International Monetary Fund refuse to lend more money to Greece, but wealthy European countries, already skeptical about extending yet another round of loans to Greece, could withdraw their support.

The more likely outcome, however, is also the one that would, somewhat pathetically, also be the best one: that Bolton turns out to be just another celebrity hire who thinks he has been brought on board to help steer the ship of state — only to find that the rudder has long been broken, and the captain is already extending yet another plank to be walked.

The other option -- extending, yet again, the 2008 Farm Bill -- is not only a matter of evading legislative responsibility.

On H3K4me3-only genes, H3K4me3 displayed no enrichment over the first ∼14 kb but showed marked enrichment starting at ∼1 kb upstream of the TSS and extending, yet decreasing, over ∼2 kb into the coding region (Figure 5A).

Seconds later, as I was introducing myself, I saw her hand extend yet again.

Our hands are extended, yet the fist in Madrid is never unclenched.

As schoolchildren around the country begin or approach their summer vacation, let's evaluate the point of this extended, yet outdated, interruption.

The emergency laws under which Egypt has been governed for most of the past half-century have been extended yet again.

And just last August, the basic patent on Claritin was extended yet another six months, to December 2002, because Schering-Plough conducted pediatric trials of the drug.

Business secretary Lord Mandelson has assembled a £2.3bn package of loan guarantees for the car industry but none have been extended yet, despite growing frustration from companies.

On the other hand, it will be somewhat stronger thanks to the bank's decision on August 6th to extend yet further its unorthodox policy of quantitative easing.