Sentence examples for keep and extend from inspiring English sources

Such things are special and unrivalled on Readers Recommend, so let us keep and extend them, move on and adapt.

It's much closer to pure class warfare, a defense of the right of the privileged to keep and extend their privileges.

Murray will now serve to keep (and extend) his lead at 3-2. — BEN ROTHENBERG Just three games from the title, Murray played one of his meekest service games of the match, allowing Djokovic to break at 15. Djokovic will need to break at least once more to win, however, still trailing, 1-3.

Finally, we present our initial concept the 'Activator', that provides awareness about upcoming activities and own performances and goals, and provides opportunities for older adults based on physical or social motivators to keep and extend their social circle, and to perform activities of lower and higher physical demand.

In other words, it is unclear whether there would be any effects at all from this measure, or whether any substantial effects would require such radical measures (e.g., removing 80% of the livestock which was the upper limit for model simulations for nitrogen abatement in [24]) that inaction would be a much more palatable option for policymakers who wish to keep and extend their contracts.

If past promises are kept and extended and a transparency revolution is launched, by around 2030 we can take extreme poverty down to the zero zone.

Only the perfectly matched alignments for the given read were kept and extended to 35 nt to 36 nt by adding 15 nt of upstream sequences.

Start making healthy habits now that you intend to keep, and continue to extend and add to them with each passing week until you are at your optimal goal.

The sooner IT embraces those parts of the new platform that can be integrated with existing infrastructure, the more likely those who excel will keep and even extend their positions up the corporate ladder.

She managed to combine considerable social talents, such as her gift for entertaining and a flair for remembering everybody and what they had written, with a profound desire to keep open, and extend, the channels of communication between writers divided by language and political barriers, which obviously went with her role as a translators' editor.

Chief executive Mike Siddall told BBC Radio Leicester: "We would love to keep James and extend his contract.