Sentence examples for stretch in terms from inspiring English sources

Quite a stretch in terms of brand extension.

"This was always a stretch in terms of Boeing's claims," said Alden.

Noting that tens of thousands of Americans died in Vietnam, Dr. Norton said, "The Vietnam parallel is a bit of a stretch, in terms of scale.

They're going to be in games, but when they hit scoring droughts, it's going to be tough for them down the stretch in terms of a playoff run.

Some of the theme entries were a bit of a stretch in terms of how they were clued, I felt, but all in all, a decent set.

The only Down theme entry, SIX CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN OFFER, was a bit of a stretch in terms of the clue to me ("With 44-Down, half-dozen real estate agents?"), but it works.

Mechanical stretch, in term of skin expansion, can induce effective but limited in vivo skin regeneration for complex skin defect reconstruction.

"Employees are being stretched in terms of their disposable income".

Rob Cooke, Natural England's director of land use, said he agreed the programs had been: "Slow to get off the ground because of their voluntary nature and because the local authorities are fairly stretched in terms of resources.

Although a final night's dancing at the Silver Bullet nightclub possibly wasn't the killer cure its name suggests, after four days in Bad Hofgastein, I felt pleasantly stretched in terms of my skiing ability but also immensely relaxed.

"We were a little bit stretched in terms of lead-time and delay.