Sentence examples for more extending from inspiring English sources

One is that in larger groups, people socialize more, extending the length of their meals and their contact with food.

As Britain traded more, extending its reach to the Americas and Asia, London, then other cities, expanded.

He ended the programme on an up note, telling us that sea eagles were heading south once more, extending their empire after years of attrition.

"Our proposals will do that and more, extending Right to Buy level discounts to over a million housing association tenants, with the homes sold replaced with new affordable homes".

MasterCard is once more extending its reach into mobile money services in Europe in partnership with a carrier — this time in the mobile-savvy UK market.

This Dragon capsule will carry more materials for science and experiments than previous resupply missions form SpaceX, with 75percentt of the capsule's weight assigned to supplies for over 250 experiments including testing things like the genetic causes of Parkinson's disease, radiation's effect on roundworm and more, extending the shelf life of pharmaceuticals and more.

Some scenarios are even more extended.

Sometimes their collaborations were more extended in nature.

"What we are saying to the Greek people is no more extend and pretend.

The East Asian experience is more diverse, more extended, more conventional than the Western experience in the theatre.

Human parturition, however, is generally a much more extended process than that of monkeys.