Sentence examples for this means extending from inspiring English sources

This means extending, not reducing, such conventions.

This means extending government price controls over a broader swath of health care.

In the world of software plus services and cloud computing, this means extending the definition of personal computing beyond the PC to include the Web and an ever-growing array of devices.

MAKE EQUITY A PRIORITY The development and well-being of all children should be a policy priority – this means extending services to the poorest and traditionally excluded groups.

After 17 Ng4, Kasparov did not permit this knight to hover so close to his king, even if this meant extending his pawn wall with 17... h5!?

If that means extending the deadline beyond the autumn statement, that is what should be done".

Wadleigh also described this as "just the beginning" of Mattel's work with virtual reality, though he wouldn't say whether that means extending the partnership with Google.

Developing this idea means extending it.

Sometimes that means extended silly conceits, like Immanuel Kant as a pipe-­smoking "epistemological attorney" defending an angry God against charges of nonexistence ("Lies! All lies!" God says.

We took an oath when we left medical school – "At first, do no harm" – and if a contract like this is imposed, it means extending our hours, stretching facilities with the same number of doctors, if not fewer, and a pay cut.

If it means extending the four-month wait for another week or two, so be it.