Sentence examples for if it extended from inspiring English sources

I'm not asking that they suddenly hold emergency talks on Syrian intervention or the future of upstate fracking, but some sign of mental reach would have been welcome, even if it extended only as far as their children.

What if the city banned the sale of those big, sugary sodas only to children under 18? What if it extended the ban to those "Big Grab" bags of chips and other junk foods?

Many panchayat members agreed, saying the law would be more effective and fairer -- if still unfair in their particular cases -- if it extended up the political scale to those with real power.

As we said, New York would get an estimated $2 billion of additional revenue in the upcoming fiscal year if it extended the personal income tax surcharge that applies to couples making more than $300,000 and individuals making over $200,000.

If it extended 24-month loans, then private investors would be encouraged to lend to banks for periods up to that duration as well.American banks are not as directly exposed to the debt crisis as European lenders, many of which are stuffed to the gills with the bonds of their own governments.

If the United States demonstrated resolve whenever Moscow made threatening noises; if it extended aid to the European democracies, so that they would know who their friends were; and if it otherwise tended to the cultivation of its own garden there was no reason to expect World War Three.

Lithia will earn $17 million in 1998 from its 28 dealerships, if it extends its record of meeting or beating Wall Street estimates to eight consecutive quarters.

It could also soothe them by offering them a generous share of revenues if it extends its advertising platform to their apps.All this matters because Twitter's rivals have built powerful ecosystems of their own.

For this purpose, in particular, a piezoelectric PZT sensor is incorporated in the instrument because its mechanical simplicity does not require much space even if it extends the detection area over the spacecraft surface.

If it extends that experiment, it could become a formidable competitor.

"The government fosters moral hazard if it extends a helping hand too readily".