Sentence examples for last extent from inspiring English sources

The East Side Gallery, the last extent part of the Berlin Wall (which has been slated for relocation due to new construction) was illuminated during the festival.

The interviews suggest that all decision-makers underestimated the functional consequences of the event, such as how long the disturbance would last, the extent of the network affected, and the difficulties encountered in ensuring the best possible continuity of transport despite the disruption of the network.

The "Now" series, he added, "will last to the extent that the physical market exists".

It has at last recognised the extent of France's fiscal problems.

In her last illness, the extent of the devotion and loyalty shown by her friends and colleagues was a measure of the woman.

"They have fearlessly fought for truth and accountability in relation to Connor's death and at last, the full extent of the trust's failings in Connor's care have been accepted.

It was impossible to predict how long the delays might last or the extent of the flight cancellations, since the volcano was still erupting, said Ms. Seymour of the National Air Traffic Service.

BBC Newsnight's Paul Mason assesses whether bank customers' relative stoicism will last, as the extent of the banking crisis becomes known.

The basal radiocarbon dates from these cores show that initial ice retreat from the maximal last-glacial ice extent occurred by 22 ka, and numerous sites that are ~ 100 km inside this limit were exposed by 18.9 ka.

To a certain extent, that last point may be moot, however.

The general standard of teams in this tournament has been far better than the last few, to the extent that there are five teams left in the tournament you'd give a genuine chance of winning it to.