Sentence examples for has extended about from inspiring English sources

German officials had become increasingly frustrated with the commitment of Washington, which has extended about $20 billion to G.M., to reach a deal on the company's European units.

His firm has extended about $15 million in bridge loans in the past few months to companies like Web services exchange Outcome and infrastructure plays like Ivus that support e-tailers who had hoped for a strong Christmas season.

In Winstar's case, Lucent had extended about $400 million of financing; the recovery of that has been cast into doubt.

The breadth of the storm could be accurately ascertained at this point, and must have extended about thirty yards, as stacks remained unruffled at either side, while those between were thrown down and carried away or scattered about.

Others like Xinhua Sports & Entertainment Limited, a Chinese television advertising firm that Zohar I and II have extended about $50 million in loans to, are deeply troubled.

WASHINGTON — A greater-than-expected increase in tax revenue has extended by about a month, until early August, the federal government's ability to pay its bills without an increase in the debt ceiling, the Treasury Department said Monday.

The PS only develops a marked midline groove many hours later, by which time it contains many deep cells and its length has extended to about 2/3 of the diameter of the area pellucida (stage 3+, Hamburger and Hamilton, 1951; Figure 1); even then, it does not contain a blastopore-like opening that could act as a portal for gastrulation (Bancroft and Bellairs, 1974; Vakaet, 1984; Figure 2K).

The utility has extended offers for about 20 more tracts.

But the official curtain of silence has extended to everything about the incident from the start.

Only one drug has been shown to lengthen the lives of these men: the chemotherapy drug Taxotere, also called docetaxel, which has extended survival by about two and a half months.

Many people know that Trump has vowed to repeal and replace Barack Obama's signature health-care law, known as Obamacare, which has extended insurance to about 20 million people.