Sentence examples for over extensions from inspiring English sources

Although he established fiscal and monetary reforms, he often clashed with the Polish Diet over extensions of royal power.

They do not range over extensions either: they do not range over anything.

Until recently, it was thought that Frege solved this problem in §10 by restricting the universal quantifier ∀x of his Gg system so that it ranges only over extensions.

When the ε is prefixed to a concept variable, e.g., as in εF, the resulting expression is a kind of complex variable that ranges over extensions: for each value of the variable F, εF denotes the extension of F. Note that it seems natural to identify these two extensions given that all and only the objects that fall under the first concept fall under the second.

These typical coital positions can create compressions and over extensions that trigger or aggravate pain in the lumber and interfere with any stage of the sexual response cycle [ 20].

Mr Zakaria's book is not an attack on democracy, but on its over-extension.

The counter-argument to "stretching" the World Bank and other institutions is that they must be protected from any over-extension.

But, it bears noting that the risks of over-extension fall mainly on the wealthy countries whose quotas and guarantees underpin the finances of each institution.

"Unlike the Tories who just didn't see this coming and have had no convincing response, we've seen this crisis building up - the bubble of the housing market, the over-extension of households in respect of debt".

Already at the first stage, however, Aristotle's application of this hylomorphic analysis of change to thinking may seem an over-extension.

Early detection of carpal tunnel syndrome caused by over-extension of the wrist may help reduce its severity and alleviate the patient's symptoms.