Sentence examples for so extends to from inspiring English sources

The downward trend in overall Trump approval over the past week or so extends to those with strong opinions.

Many of the results established so far for the case of two dimensions can be so extended to the general case.

CT better recognises the pleural thickening, in particular along the fissures that can be so extended to simulate a "rind-like appearance" due to the encasement of the lung [9].

Reported matches will be longer than this, so extending to the next stored value of a by use of the extension function is relatively inexpensive.

Under this approach, insurance is compulsory, so coverage extends to the entire population.

Furthermore, the technique can be applied to any sequential mechanism, and so naturally extends to model a wide variety of other diseases or developmental processes (such as skill acquisition or normal aging).

But then, Glen and Jean are nothing if not strange, so perhaps that extends to their domestic idiolect.

It must also be both ways so that kindness extends to yourself as well as to others.

But often a person's so-called bubble extends to pets and travel.

The emphasis on documentaries is so pronounced that it extends to the feature film category.

"Our relationship extends to so much more than just a high-school-relationship kind of thing," he says.