Sentence examples for much extend to from inspiring English sources

While the opening sequence shows that his abilities pretty much extend to stealing hats and using level-crossings safely, FBI agent Julianne Moore is nevertheless convinced that Cage can prevent a nuclear attack being planned for no reason by terrorists we never learn anything about.

And for me, that appreciation very much extends to President Bush.

According to McCammon, the "trouble" her son claims to have seen in his short life pretty much extends to one person—"his brother".

Over time, Alphaproteobacteria increased (to 12%) and the Betaproteobacteria decreased, but to a much lesser extend (to 25%) as compared to the mixed assemblage.

They decide how much credit to extend to their corporate customers and under what circumstances.

For hours, ministers struggled to reach agreement on how much leeway to extend to the government in Athens which has so far failed to embark on a privatization program intended to bring in €50 billion.

Although onchocerciasis is endemic to all 3 areas, the distribution of this parasitic disease is much wider, extending to across much of eastern and western Africa (19, 20 ) and Central and South America (21 ), which are huge areas with populations apparently unaffected by nodding syndrome.

For music, this must extend to much lower and much higher frequencies than for voice use only.