Sentence examples for to extend back from inspiring English sources
Norton introduced a bill Thursday to extend back pay to those workers.
In order to extend back the study period to 1900, we used ERA20C and HadCRUT4 datasets of monthly temperature.
It has been demonstrated from historical documentation and riverine archaeological evidence that the middle Trent has been particularly sensitive to changing flood frequency and magnitude associated with climatic oscillations during the late Holocene; this study demonstrates that such sensitivity appears to extend back into the late Pleistocene.
The origins of the presumption that witnesses will testify truthfully appear to extend back at least into the 19th century, see ante, at 144145, when it was a widely held belief that a willful violation of the oath would expose the witness 'at once to temporal and to eternal punishment.' T. Starkie, Law of Evidence 29 (10th Am. ed. 1876).
What our reconstruction of temperatures showed was that the recent warming was outside the range of the natural variations that we saw, eventually that we were able to extend back to 1,000 years– that there was no precedent in our entire 1,000 year reconstruction for the warming of the past century.
Until that find, humankind was thought to extend back in time only 500,000 years.
The turnabout is stark in Georgia, whose cultural ties to Russia extend back centuries.
Inadequate knowledge of medication appears to be a well recognised contributor to MAEs [ 27, 30, 32] and may extend back to inadequate teaching of clinical pharmacology [ 27].
Negotiations over the next contract, which would extend back to July, are expected to begin soon.
The incisive foramina, openings in the bony palate, extend back to a point next to the front root of M1.
The two monumental wings, which extend back to frame the tracks, only add to the terminal's imposing scale.
