Sentence examples for should extent from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, the minister tried to shut the door on a proposal that the government should extent the current controls beyond New Year's Day.

The assessment of peripheral blood and executive parameters in patients participating in this study should extent the existing knowledge about their predictive value for antidepressant treatment response.

Further research should extent the evidence on the current influence of different components of the family practice curriculum, voluntary and mandatory, on the de facto career decisions of young physicians after graduation.

So to what extent should a company go for the professional manager, and to what extent should it seek someone who is actually within that sector? Mr Purcell says it depends on the context that the company finds itself in.

(causal) (b) To what extent should formal education prepare people to work? (relationship) and (c) To what extent should vocational education and training respond to work? (impact).

To what extent should the new pope continue to play his traditional role, and to what extent should he seek to tailor his message to our changing world?

To what extent should a brand localize?

To what extent should industry be regulated?

To what extent should New Yorkers smooth Ms. Hanover's way?

To what extent should he play the game?

This should lessen the extent of any interim losses.