Sentence examples for extension of something from inspiring English sources

Its spokesman, Les Winograd, says it played to the firm's advantage: "We kind of looked at it as an extension of something we were already providing.

"We see advertising as an extension of something we already do really well — connecting people in meaningful ways.

It's an extension of something called the "finger protocol" that was used in the earlier days of the web to identify people by their email addresses.

"It's a big deal, but it's an extension of something that was already happening," says Peter Singer, a senior fellow at the Brooking Institution in Washington, DC, and the author of Wired for War, a book on the military's robotics revolution.

This is also a natural extension of something else we've always done: help curate the news.

This is the part that conservatives have the hardest time with, but is actually just an extension of something a lot of people already do subconsciously already.

It's an extension of neoliberalism, something people consistently mistake for "being liberal" — which, as a term, "liberal" itself doesn't really mean what people think it means.

Mother Jones, meanwhile, offered a fairly pessimistic assessment of the talks, but called the extension of Kyoto "something --even though it doesomething --even U.something --evenia.

The Yankees will have to give Sosa a four- or five-year extension for something in the range of $17 million to $20 million a year, and in addition, the Yankees would suffer for all the low-priced talent they would give away.

He's working off a certain mind-set, and he knows if the book is an extension of his brand, something that people want to read and enjoy".

A piece of a lettered sign is above her, and this inclusion is relevant, for it is an environmental extension of the figure, something that defines Mr. Segal's major body of work.