Sentence examples for good to extend from inspiring English sources

"I do not believe the way the law is working now, unfortunately, that it does do any good to extend the [background check law] to private sales between hobbyists and collectors," LaPierre finally admitted.

While analyzing the text itself is important, it is also good to extend your thinking beyond the given passage to the larger text it was taken from or even to the larger context of the author's life or historical situation.

The partnership allows Living Goods to extend its reach and BRAC to experiment with ways to make its network of community health promoters more sustainable.

At the same time, Kohistan unfortunately is also a highly patriarchal society, so the concept of "property" in these cases goes beyond home, land and physical goods to extends to "their women" as well —making the base philosophy behind the culture of honor decidedly misogynistic.

It would be a good idea to extend the park boundaries not just for preservation reasons but to enhance farming, tourism and other aspects of life.

The bottom of the board is a good way to extend your combo 5 times, just place the blocks so that they will cascade and keep on making rows of 4s and above.

A good way to extend yourself is to say: "Hey, well, I've got to go, but if you ever want to talk over lunch or coffee or anything like that, let me give you my number/e-mail address".

"I think it would be a good idea to extend it to Thursday," he said.

But the 76ers have been good enough to extend favored Boston to the maximum.

Nokia, a Finnish company, is in a good position to extend its lead.

But he added that there were good reasons to extend the principle to all law enforcement officials.