Sentence examples for had extended not from inspiring English sources
Since Clovis's reign, the power of the king had extended not only over a tribe or tribes but also over a territory inhabited by Germans of divergent backgrounds and by Gallo-Romans as well.
She said that if the lawmakers had been genuinely concerned about abuses, Congress could, for instance, have extended, not restricted, the statute of limitations to give lawyers more time to do more thorough investigations before filing lawsuits.
The corporatising of access and control over urban land has extended not only to high-end urban sites, but also to the land beneath the homes of modest households and government offices.
His confidence seems to have extended not only to the physical, but also to the moral state of human nature.
The association and the confusion of family planning with abortion has caused intense religious opposition by Christians and others with the result that opposition has extended not just to abortion, but to family planning as a whole.
For a start, the owners of the two clubs have extended their not inconsiderable wallets from around the globe – the US and Abu Dhabi, specifically.
It is possible that the treatment time could have extended further if not approached with this type of planning.
Her father explained: "″If I wouldn't have extended my hand, he wouldn't have gotten shot," she said.
Because we do not have extended sequence sets for all of these genes, we took a simpler approach.
Our tier-2 facility has similar capabilities, but it doesn't have extended power.
And yet he still wouldn't have extended the invitation.
