Sentence examples for support is extended from inspiring English sources

One is that you use an "end-bearing pile," in which a support is extended through the sand to a more compact, stable terrain.

Writing in the November-December issue of Books & Culture, that scholar, Christian Smith, describes what researchers in sociology, psychology and human development are calling "emerging adulthood," a time between ages 18 and 30 or so, when marriage and parenthood are often delayed, formal schooling is prolonged, job switching is frequent and parental support is extended.

Sometimes this support is extended to the national team.

The purpose of this paper is to provide results of clustering of agents on the server side, and to discuss how this support is extended to the client side of Siebog as well.

For this authoritarian left, support is extended to the Assad regime in the name of "anti-imperialism".

TLS support is extended to support RFC 5077, "Transport Layer Security (TLS) Session Resumption without Server-Side State", which improves performance of long-running TLS-secured connections that need to reconnect due to session expiration.

One area likely to find bipartisan support is extending the healthcare for coal miners, a benefit due to lapse unless Congress intervenes.

But with many state lawmakers anxious about taking on even a small share of the expansion costs, one alternative that could possibly win bipartisan support is extending subsidies for private coverage to people whose income is below the poverty level.

What I do not support is extending the rights embedded in the Second Amendment to terrorists, criminals and kids.

This industry experienced strong growth after the Asian financial crisis, when policy support was extended beyond "new economy" industries to include traditional manufacturing sectors.

Horwood said he supported most of the bill and the funding mechanism being used, but would be tabling amendments over the financial support being extended to a much older technology like nuclear power – a technology that Lib Dems have traditionally opposed.