Sentence examples for thinking of extending from inspiring English sources

The Tories are thinking of extending it.

The government is also thinking of extending unemployment insurance.

But even as Mr. Milner was starting the physics prize, he was thinking of extending the concept to the life sciences.

If the latter is thinking of extending another invitation to the opposition to share post-match drinks, he might reconsider when he hears this.

In Kent, Nourish food bank is thinking of extending its current limit of 12 weeks food aid per family, because social security benefit delays are now so lengthy.

When Mr. Martins approached him, Mr. McCartney had already written a few minutes of rippling, oceanic music for the filmmaker Jacques Perrin; it had gone unused, and he had been thinking of extending it into a larger piece.

However, if I was my money, I'd be thinking in terms of extending Facebook or, for the corporate market, building on top of Microsoft SharePoint.

You pull up to a restaurant thinking of an extended lunch.

By translating these excellent books, he spread the seeds of thinking, extending the ideas of education to everyday life.

Global responsibility has progressed a great deal when leading businessmen say that to eliminate poverty people have to go beyond their normal way of thinking, extend the benefits of globalisation to the poorest regions and create global leadership to combat climate change.

"I've been thinking about extending my range of interests for some time," he said.