Sentence examples for extension good from inspiring English sources

None of this is to imply that the disputed PSAT question, or by extension good grammar, doesn't matter.

Why would James not feel like a victim when, all along, he has been accommodated on the home front, told in no uncertain terms that whatever was good for him was by extension good for school and team?

Dennis Thompson, who has written extensively on conflicts of interest, argues that accountability encompasses reliance on the good character and by extension, good judgment of the decision marker(s), regulation by a professional body, regulation by government(s) through legislation, and finally, a disclosure of conflicting interests.

Is a tablet with keyboard extension a good bridge?

The extension is good until Oct. 11, 2009, at which time states can apply for even more time.

Look at where we are now and who is in charge of this country and, by extension, a good chunk of the world – someone with misogynistic tendencies".

It is not so much a modern version of the Tobin tax, as a simple extension of good old British stamp duty.

If there's a strong foundation, and the line extension is good, it might actually enhance the parent brand, and build that equity".

Building at higher densities on brownfield land within existing settlements - complemented, in the case of Plymouth, by an urban extension with good public transport links to the city centre - is not about town-cramming or protecting countryside at the expense of the town.

We believe in interactive TV as an extension of good, old-fashioned television".

Williams describes professional flirtation like an extension of good networking skills.