Sentence examples for great extensions of from inspiring English sources

If employers inspect our online appearances then the Internet should build whopping great extensions of the pristinely constructed shop fronts known to our grandparents.

The result has been a great extension of the sound possibilities of Western instruments.

We do not foresee any great extension of tort liability by our ruling today.

"I think," he added, "that we are on the eve of a great extension of motor vehicles".

The overall representation and inference framework offer a further improvement and a great extension of the recently uncertainty inference methods.

The great extension of the citizenship by the emperor Caracalla in 212 ce reduced the importance of this part of the law.

This was, perhaps, needed all the more because Augustus himself while admittedly supporting the interests of poorer people by a great extension of the right of judicial appeal tended to back the established classes as the keystone of his system.

Yet without such careful inquiry it is not possible to plan effectively the great extension of the movement that is desirable after the War or to develop the necessary variety of methods.

The enormous width of the continent in the higher latitudes has led to a great extension of Arctic and cool temperate climates, while the tapering south has greatly reduced the land area under tropical climates.

This great extension of the market began in the United States in the 1950s, with prices ranging from 65 cents to $1.95, at that time unusually high levels for paperbacks; the idea soon spread to Britain and the Continent.

It covers a great extension of azolates based derivatives as well as a large variety of core metal ions spanning from Re(I), Ru II), Os II), Ir III), Pt II) and to Cu(I).