Sentence examples for one that extends from inspiring English sources

There is an enormous racial divide in America when it comes to voting on Nov. 8 — one that extends to our churches.

In 1990, Charles Liebman and I would write of Jewish "historical familism," of seeing Jews worldwide as an extended family, one that extends backward and forward in time, and embraces even those with whom one profoundly disagrees.

On Thursday, ESPN announced its latest rights deal, one that extends through 2024 with the N.C.A.A. "Sports is hugely popular in America," said Edwin M. Durso, an executive vice president for ESPN, "and I think the prices that we and others pay for programming clearly reflect that".

This is a line that one hears repeated again and again across these islands and one that extends well beyond the vociferous local SNP activists.

The fact that patients indicate a willingness to endure side effects and delay or eliminate aspects of their life for a treatment that "is working" (i.e., one that extends OS or PFS) demonstrates the relative value patients place on these outcomes.

They show main areas of recent subsidence in the San Joaquin Valley — one bowl near El Nido that is some 25 miles in diameter and a larger one that extends for 60 miles in the Corcoran area.

It's also a team effort, one that extends across departments and even outside the museum.

But "What happens next?" is a deep and wide question, one that extends far beyond Paleolithic perils.

And one that extends far beyond excited tabloid front pages and credulous coppers into the slack world of prosecution case-building too.

Chinese strategists have also, of late, been raising the prospect of a "third-island chain -one that extends as far west as the Hawaiian Islands, and would inchain -oneAleuthats as wextendsMicronesias and extend all the way to New Zealand.

All the more so in Hong Kong, which, with its dynamic economy and proximity to China, is like a business classroom in its own right one that extends far beyond the campus.