Sentence examples for naturally extend from inspiring English sources

For these rules will naturally extend to other Dodd-Frank provisions that allow the Fed to break up banks that pose a similar threat.

Susanna Beaumont, the owner of doggerfisher, Edinburgh's ultra-edgy modern art gallery, has come to appreciate that the hedonism commonly associated with La Serenissima does not naturally extend to the pairing of 16mm celluloid and electric motors.

The responsibilities of the New South Wales state government naturally extend beyond Sydney, while the grandly titled lord mayor of Sydney presides over what is essentially a tiny local council, but one that includes the central business district.

Also weighing in, administration officials said, was Denis R. McDonough, the deputy national security adviser, whose purview does not naturally extend to health issues, but who is a Catholic.

The trend of preemptively establishing liability through conspicuous warnings would naturally extend itself to legislation.

Theorems 4.1 and 4.2 naturally extend some results in [2 11].

When people object to being photographed, tourists are offended, and they're even angrier when people ask for compensation in exchange for a photograph, as though photographing someone is a right that should just be naturally extended.

This brief introduction has been intended only to show that the ideas of molecular orbital theory can be naturally extended to account for the general features of the structures and properties of solids.

This naturally extends to using genetic enhancement.

the model naturally extends to multiple solutes.

This observation naturally extends to the international arena.