Sentence examples for greater extension from inspiring English sources

William V.S. Tubman in the 1950s resulted in a greater extension of education for indigenous Liberians.

The clapskate features a hinge at the toe of the shoe that allows for greater extension and a longer stride.

Maus are agile, and they are characterized by a flap of skin that extends from the flank to the hind leg, which allows for greater extension.

The upper cervical spine has substantial compliance in sagittal extension, and may be responsible for the complex motion and greater extension angular velocities.

Kinematic data showed that patients were able to achieve greater extension about the reconstructed knee at follow-up than at initial assessment.

He said that caused pain and allowed less range of motion to do things like climb stairs and rise out of chairs, which requires a greater extension of the upper leg.

"She was capable of great extension, great energy," Mr. Giudici told The Associated Press in Italy.

The great extension to Spitalfields Market was opened by the Queen this afternoon.

Carnivorous species often have a proboscis capable of great extension, either invaginable or contractile.

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.