Sentence examples for really extends to from inspiring English sources

As my understanding of photography only really extends to "don't forget to wind it on", I thought I'd let somebody who knows a little bit more about this sort of thing have their say.

Both Eris and Ind.ie are encryption companies so it makes sense that they should be unhappy, but will the bad feeling really extend to other businesses?

There are now too many stories that make me wonder whether the innovation we so proudly tout in the faces of Wall Street, Hollywood and Washington D.C., has really extended to gender equality in this world.

4. By sponsoring a uterus, you can help small business sector growth while ensuring corporate protections that are not really extended to women themselves.

But I doubt that Wasson's nostalgia for the superseded (albeit immensely appealing) styles and manners of an earlier age really also extends to its mores and norms.

"And for some reason, I had also completely underestimated Celine Dion, because I was not expecting her to be number 10 – though my knowledge of her songs really only extended to Titanic before".

Can that really be extended to a global system?

I don't know that Spielberg's talents really even extend to the commercial realm, and anyway how does Microsoft plan on leveraging his extremely marketable name?

However, as this finding was specific to an incidental encoding condition with a high short-term memory load, it is unclear how pervasive the influence of emotional prosody really is and whether it extends to a situation in which speech processing is intentional.

"Transmedia really extends a show from one hour to a full week," Hsia said.

"It really extends the jacket's temperature range, being able to let in a lot of air".