Sentence examples for has been much extended from inspiring English sources

Latterly, with the broadening of the field of distribution and the growing use of containers in the retail trade, the scope of the regulation has been much extended.

More precisely, there has been much work of extending the theory of BVPs from classical differential equations to the sense of fractional differential equations.

The August rise in incomes would have been much lower — just 0.2 percent — without the extended unemployment benefits.

But they have been much slower to take measures to extend transparency to private companies in receipt of public money.

"I think that this whole debate has been extended much too long," Mr. Reed said.

The artificial reef, which has been extended to stretch much of the way around the tiny territory, was the first to be constructed in Europe and is now one of Europe's biggest.

This year, faced with worsening congestion, the ban has been substantially extended: to 174 roads, covering much of the city centre.

The initial focus on abstracts has been recently extended to include full literature articles containing much more detailed information.

The experiments have been carried out following the same methodology described in the previous section, but the evaluation has been extended to a much larger set of channel models.

The crust in the Death Valley region between Lake Mead and the southern Sierra Nevada has been extended by as much as 150 mile.

It has been one extended disaster.