Sentence examples for horizons extend from inspiring English sources

It's already been a banner year for celebrated American Dons, but compared to King, Tony Soprano's horizons extend no further than his swimming pool.

But the main obstacle remains that such an approach requires a timeframe of 25 years, when politicians' horizons extend no further than the next general election in a maximum five.

"In recent years, we have engaged in efforts to prepare students for non-academic careers, but we can do much more to expand intellectual horizons, extend analytical skills and foster a cultural transformation in how we envisage the societal impacts of humanistic expertise," said Deborah Jenson, director of the Franklin Humanities Institute and the other co-director of the grant.

This last one is governed by long reflecting horizons extending over 20 to 30 m that delimit layers showing progradation patterns in their distal reaches.

Steinbeck whose ambitions and horizons extended beyond Salinas also said some unkind words about his childhood place.

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During 20 years since the oil spill occurred, a laterally continuous methanogenic zone has developed along a narrow horizon extending from the source area to 50 60 m downgradient.

These two, different colours became better visible later, when the sun sank far below the horizon, extending from north to northeast, as far as southeast.

After decades of profligacy, present government leaders are faced with the unenviable task of breaking overly-generous promises made by irresponsible predecessors whose time horizon extended only to the next election cycle.

A retiree seeking to self-annuitize must assume a time horizon extending well beyond life expectancy (such as thirty years with the 4% rule), to better hedge against the consequences of living beyond their planning age.

In research that I conducted for my latest book, The Power of Passive Investing, I found that the percentage of active funds that failed to beat their benchmark continued to fall as the time horizon extended beyond five years and because drop-out rates marched higher over time.