Sentence examples for take to extend from inspiring English sources

A weather historian who has kept detailed records on temperatures in the city for many years, Mr. Fybish was already looking ahead to September and calculating what sort of weather it would take to extend the hottest-ever distinction.

We conclude by analyzing the limitations and advantages of the approach, and the steps that we have started to take to extend it based on user feedback.

Recently, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) Sylvia M. Burwell announced significant cost-savings from the National Diabetes Prevention Program National DPPP), and groundbreaking steps HHS will likely soon take to extend the program to Medicare beneficiaries at risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

It's ready to shoot in three seconds, which includes the time it takes to extend its 4x zoom lens.

A 28th-minute Fabián Espíndola goal was all it took to extend KC's winless streak to five matches.

And he benefits from a hard deadline, Dec. 31, after which all of the Bush-era tax cuts expire if action is not taken to extend them.

We've signed medical directives saying we want no extraordinary measures taken to extend our lives if we become incapacitated to the point that we're a burden, emotionally and financially, to our families.

A similar approach can be taken to extend the previous example to higher order NDLs.

In fact, a lot of efforts have been taken to extend some known results for generalized invex functions, for example, see [9, 11, 14, 15].

The patristic period is generally taken to extend from the immediately post-Apostolic authors to either Gregory the Great (d. 604) or Isidore of Seville (d. 636) in the Latin West, and to John of Damascus (d. 749) in the Greek East.

A full 30% of Medicare patients in Newark, N.J., die in intensive care units, where the most extreme measures can be taken to extend life, according to a Dartmouth study.