That a lot of people want access to power (or, by extension, money) is the problem in a nutshell.
But at short distances, there's a repulsive pressure that prevents other quarks-and-nuclei from getting too close to each individual proton (or, by extension, neutron).
Redolent means smelling (of) or, by extension, evocative (of).
But is Epossumondas -- or, by extension, any young child -- heartbroken at that turn of events?
Abortion would no more be "murder" than killing a chimpanzee – or, by extension, any animal.
Yet it doesn't reward his own rapping or, by extension, his other public antics.
None of this is to imply that the disputed PSAT question, or by extension good grammar, doesn't matter.
The word mahalwari is derived from the Hindi mahal, meaning a house or, by extension, a district.
The work broadly asks whether Americans – or, by extension, members of other western societies – must renounce their "other" cultural identities to gain mainstream acceptance.
But doctors wanting to charge their patients more could not be "credibly [attribute]" to the freeze on indexation or, by extension, the Coalition, oh no, of course not.
As long as banks operate that way, there is no restoring trust in the financial system, or, by extension, in the political system that props it up.
