Sentence examples for extension more from inspiring English sources

And around the intersection of Willoughby Street and the Flatbush Avenue Extension, more is at stake.

By going into the studio, they muddied the groove a bit; the earlier version was more minimalist and by extension more powerful.

William Hill, Ladbrokes, Coral and BetFred will contribute £4.5m a year for the next four years to an incentive fund, overseen by the Levy board, which will aim to produce more competitive racing and, by extension, more Levy revenue.

Aldo had moved on to working with his dad at his garage, which only made them more pissed off at each other and by extension more pissed off at me.

Most brand families would be ecstatic not just about the volume growth but the brand extension: more than 250 products carry the Fairtrade label, including fruit, flowers and footballs.

But the research is careful to point out the findings don't mean that conservatives are, by extension, more likely to exhibit "conspiracist ideation" which the study categorises as a style of thinking rather than a distinct personality trait.

The committee, which has come under attack from government watchdog groups for its slow handling of allegations, has been resorting to the extensions more frequently in recent months.

For more than two years, the governor's office periodically requested extensions – more than a dozen in all – and each time the state's attorney general (always a Republican) said yes.

Following the runway and terminal extensions, more than 200 people will be employed, the airport said.

In addition, in case of future network extensions, more virtual BBUs can be instantiated.

But a lot of customers with above shoulder length hair may even want hair extensions more.