Sentence examples for it will only extend from inspiring English sources

While we do not know whether extraterrestrial life will ever be found, if it is found, it will only extend the revolution that Galileo started 400 years ago.

The government, or the next of kin? … You couldn't ask anyone if the decision is, do we keep trying heroic, heroic measures that probably won't work, and, if they do, will only extend life briefly, but it won't cost you anything.

But it might also mean a government shutdown in early December -- since the continuing resolution under discussion will only extend the budget until then.

Failure to support Pakistan now will only extend the war and the looming global consequences.

But, away from Fox News, the soft-soap treatment will only extend so far.

She said: "Kicking this decision into the long grass will only extend the anxiety of the tens of thousands of vulnerable people whose secure, supported accommodation faces closure, unless a full exemption from Tory cuts is put in place".

Candidates for state office have yet to receive any of the $23 million set aside for the state's new campaign financing law, and an interim state budget will only extend their wait.

Despite prodding by the Fed, commercial lenders will only extend credit to their best customers.

Lenders will only extend credit to people who already have assets.

Minnesotans are still at risk, however, as additional benefits provided by the state will only extend 13 additional weeks.

Still, his line of credit will only extend to about $15,000, so he's looking into getting unemployment insurance or a part-time gig driving for Lyft.