Sentence examples for extends not just from inspiring English sources
This extends not just to Shakespeare but across the spectrum.
It is a "tragedy of the commons" that extends not just across space, but also across time, he explains.
That departure from previous practice extends not just to the user-interface and underlying software, but also to the way Microsoft does business.
The influence of the pheasant extends not just to the rural economy, but also to much of our landscape and its wildlife.
This extends not just to the stone-age world of the books but also to the characters who have accompanied her for the duration of the series.
This extends not just to Buck Barrow, his wife Blanche, and CW Moss, but even to the couple (Gene Wilder and Evans Evans) they pick up on the road.
The ice sheet is a holdover from the last ice age, when mile-high glaciers extended not just across Greenland but over vast stretches of the Northern Hemisphere.
No more Gore!" The dissonance in Mr. Bush's day extended not just to tone in general but also to the specific topic of inclusion.
The report also said protections should extend not just to prisoners behind bars but also to those on parole or on probation.
WORRIES about company share options extend not just to those poor folk who, thanks to the recent plight of many high-tech shares, are not about to become trillionaires.
In the settlement, Microsoft agreed that the prohibition on that behavior would extend not just to the browser but also to other programs that it has since bundled into its operating system.
