Sentence examples for is far extended from inspiring English sources

On vocal performances, the range of tones in the human voice is far extended.

Hereby, it is important to point out that the MGS is far more extended than the hole in the [1 10] direction, whereas the initial hole is larger than the mound in the [110] direction.

The New York headdress is far more extended, and seems to be of a style prevalent a few years after, and moreover lacks the draped and hanging veil.

Whenever there is... unemployed poor, it is clear that the laws of property have been so far extended as to violate natural right.

Similarly, peribronchovascular inflammation with foamy macrophages and lymphoid aggregates were already present in the smoking groups after 3 months but were far more extended after 6 months of CS exposure (Fig. 3).

Unfortunately, due to its complexity, the present work could not be so far extended beyond dimension three.

But NATO is far from united over extending such a membership offer.

That I was far from extending this code of obedience to the blind code of obedience imposed on the slave has, I consider, been proved beyond all manner of doubt by my previous testimony.

Proving that a pill can extend lives is far trickier than showing it can keep vessels from reclosing.

"Investors are digesting some of those gains from last week and positioning themselves so they're not too far extended if fourth-quarter earnings slip a bit".

But Hume emphasizes that the corrections provided by the general point of view are far-ranging, extending beyond the moral sentiments to the formation of aesthetic taste, and influencing even seemingly straightforward perceptual judgments.