Sentence examples for might extend into from inspiring English sources

If we eliminated all disease, the average life span might extend into the nineties.

Amazon does not make smartphones, but recently there have been rumours that it might extend into that space to round out its offering.

While some predicted Trump might soften his stance in the budget dispute over the border wall after seeing the uncertainty rile the markets, his tweets Thursday morning suggested that the government shutdown might extend into the new year.

While President Bush publicly berated the Council nations for dragging out the negotiations, administration officials here at the United Nations emphasized that talks were still progressing and might extend into next week.

At a conference held in Lausanne in 1983, 200 Armenians met to discuss the creation of an independent Armenian state in northeastern Turkey; a country that might extend into Soviet Armenia.

"Liberalism both economic and social had brought into being a new movement, demanding equality initially in terms of culture, with the possibility that it might extend into the political sphere".The Tories' problems with sex illustrated this.

Since it is hard to precisely define "game over" -- how quickly, how pervasively, in what order, etc. -- it is also possible that "the game" might extend indefinitely, into overtime, so to speak.

The zone might extend several miles into Lebanon, analysts said.

America's Pentagon, in an annual report on China's military power released on August 16th, said China's armed forces were developing "new capabilities" that might extend their reach into the Indian Ocean.

It's meant to test whether the growing availability of wireless Internet access might extend America's cafe culture into a different kind of public workspace, one designed for hard-core professionals who work at least part time on the road.

'We must prepare for the potentiality of conflict that might extend from earth one day into space".