Sentence examples for very extension from inspiring English sources

It's the very extension of the grill master's identity.

"[M]ost American Jews still believe the absurd proposition that liberalism and the Democrat Party are the very extensions of Judaism itself," it read.

There were very few extension lags and no tendon ruptures.

"It's true that the majority was more in favour of a very long extension.

I just hope they've brought a very long extension chord.

"In Washington, it's a very happy extension of an acronym-happy culture".

"For existing restaurants, it's a very natural extension of their business," Mr. Tang said.

It was launched in 1982 and was the very first extension of the Coca-Cola trademark.

It is a lot easier than you might think, but takes some planning and potentially a very long extension cable.

She still uses threats: a very long extension with EU elections, she warns her deplorables; she even mentions a referendum.

To account for this, we use a very recent extension of Shannon Information theory, called partial information decomposition (PID).