Sentence examples for need an extended from inspiring English sources
"Like a sprawling Russian novel, cricket just happens to be one of these expressions of humanity whose intricacies of plot and variety of characters need an extended period of time to unfold," wrote Herman Melville.
Baseball draftees are generally younger and usually need an extended apprenticeship in the minor leagues.
"Whether it's with ball or bat in your hand you need an extended period to be judged.
Ravi Aron, another Wharton professor, says that companies need "an extended organisation form", with one shape for the outsourced "market" operations, and another for the in-house "hierarchy".
Merkel hints that a Brexit deal won't need an extended transition: "Once you have a political solution you can very quickly have a future relationship worked out" Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, is holding a press conference now.
But what that tells us is not necessarily that the economy's capacity to expand — and to generate higher living standards — has declined permanently but, rather, that we need an extended period of above-average growth to get us back on the historic trend line.
Speculation was that the Giants needed an extended playoff run to secure Coughlin's future.
Donovan, 30, who has represented the United States at three World Cups, has largely disappeared this winter after saying that he needed an extended break from the game.
Research with primary care data needs an extended information model that covers research activities at the care site which are characteristic for primary care based research and the requirements of the complicated data collection processes.
When we discussed this response, I realized that Zoe should never be separated from her backpack, and that I need to make sure she has all the supplies she might need for an extended response.
Although her older brother Marat is the one retiring, she has looked like the sibling in need of an extended break lately, as she has struggled to control her groundstrokes and emotions.
