Sentence examples for may extend over from inspiring English sources

He also is apt to show retrograde amnesia that may extend over brief or quite long periods into the past, the duration seeming to depend on such factors as severity of injury and the sufferer's age.

Although the organization of Native American performances may seem informal to outside observers, in actuality each event requires extensive planning, and preparations may extend over months or even years.

And as medicine advances and changes, Dr. Weil asked, "is it possible to compare hospitals or even recent time periods, especially when faced with disease courses that may extend over years?" He also suggested that if hospitals were forced to give patients comparative information, it might lead some to avoid difficult cases, to make their numbers look better.

Beat, in music, the basic rhythmic unit of a measure, or bar, not to be confused with rhythm as such; nor is the beat necessarily identical with the underlying pulse of a given piece of music, which may extend over more than a single beat.

There will be genuine crunch times where you have to work late and on weekends and this may extend over weeks.

In speech, an intonation contour operates alongside clausal structure, and there may be multiple information units in a single clause, or one unit may extend over two or more clauses.

This same concern may also extend over to honey bees, since many beekeepers purchase pollen to feed their bees.

The tap root may extend to over 1.5 m.

The incubation period is usually of the order of 3–4 weeks, but may extend to over three months.

The progressive downstream approach also overlaps with temporal comparison because impacts such as sediment depletion may extend downstream over time.

Mortality may extend 40% over a prolonged period, which in addition to downgrading of fish for slaughter may cause considerable economic losses in affected farms.