Sentence examples for is already extending from inspiring English sources
Steward is already extending the command-center concept to in-patient psychiatry.
In collaboration with MIT materials chemist Angela Belcher, Lindquist's group is already extending the work.
But while precision medicine is already extending lives and improving the quality of patients' lives, the experts believe there is much to be done to expand its use.
All of the Gulf states were expected to emphasise that Iran is already extending its influence across the region and threatening its stability, not least in Yemen where it is believed to be assisting the Houthi rebels.
The more likely outcome, however, is also the one that would, somewhat pathetically, also be the best one: that Bolton turns out to be just another celebrity hire who thinks he has been brought on board to help steer the ship of state — only to find that the rudder has long been broken, and the captain is already extending yet another plank to be walked.
Beijing is already extending its political tentacles everywhere from the Middle East to Latin America.
At the other handhold, the leading arm is already extended when double hand contact occurs and extends further during double contact, while a positive horizontal substrate reaction force (+Fy) is measured.
Extending the No. 7 line to New Jersey seemed attractive at the time because the city was already extending the line to 34th Street and 11th Avenue, about a block from the waterfront; and unlike many major projects, continuing the extension would not require condemning blocks of buildings.
Picture requests are nothing, a breeze, compared to being presented like a weighty fishing catch at a festival, and when we round a corner and Grint is asked to pause for another picture he's already extending an arm and readying a photo smile before the request is out.
It's already extending its reach beyond its old city borders on transport and housing matters.
That itself was already extending the show outside of it's normal parameters.
