Sentence examples for us extending from inspiring English sources
Neither is the possibility of external powers (in this case shorthand for the US) extending their influence through intervention of whatever kind on China's borders.
With additional datasets, particularly those outside of the US, extending this research would better clarify results to more accurately determine true global long term effects of the solar cycle.
In "What Technology Wants," Kelly provides an engaging journey through the history of "the technium," a term he uses to describe the "global, massively interconnected system of technology vibrating around us," extending "beyond shiny hardware to include culture, art, social institutions and intellectual creations of all types".
I looked farther into the woods and began to see unkempt apple trees everywhere around us, extending back into the forest out of sight.
He began to taunt Democrats for faintheartedness in what he called "the terrorists' war against us" — extending, he charged, to an unwillingness to even call the enemy by its name: Islamic terrorism.
We can monitor the ship's position, heading and speed; wind speed and direction; activity throughout the ship on the closed-circuit TV system; the firing status of each of the 10 air guns; the subbottom profiler; the multibeam; and the geometry of the hydrophone array, in depth and in map view, strung out behind us, extending six kilometers back toward where we've been.
Sharp racial divisions in Tulsa, which tend to coincide with food deserts (as they do throughout the US), extend beyond maps, Demalda Newsome says.
Side effects were graded according to the Common Toxicity Criteria defined by the NCI (US), extended by the NCIC (Canada) version 2.0 (Ajani et al, 1990).
The array of technology platforms that we used simply helped us extend our organizing capacity and refine our work.
We have been using tools to help us extend our physical selves since the early stages of humanity.
And that does help us extend life and hold off death.
