Sentence examples for view to extend from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, novelists have used multiple points of view to extend our sympathies.

"It would be good too, in my view, to extend and formalise the excellent training that community and hospital radio stations do.

'How much money?' 'A lot of money.' 'How much is a lot, sir?' 'Fifty million, sterling, with a view to extend.' One was swiftly passed from an impressed-sounding receptionist to the delightful Matthew in Private Investment Capital.

The proposed diagram is a modification of Piper diagram (Piper 1953) with a view to extend its applicability in representing water analysis in the possible simplest way.

The present chapter highlights the recent developments in the fields of biosynthetic and total synthetic approaches of -hyperforin with a view to extend support to aspiring chemists and biologists willing to take up dedicated challenges to push this fascinating class of molecules to the next level.

An alternative view to extend the Big Bang model, suggesting the Universe had no beginning or singularity and the age of the Universe is infinite, has been presented.

"Once lawyers have adjusted to the new scheme and other regulatory changes, we will consult in autumn 2013 on introducing competition for criminal defence work, with a view to extending it to civil and family work at a later date".

In the meantime, his confidence remains undented: There are plans for a student-specific wing of Di Chung, tailored to individual universities, and Nam has already visited Indonesia and the Philippines with a view to extending his template beyond Vietnam.

Evaluate a pilot minimum income scheme, with a view to extending it nationwide.

"We've got him for an initial month with a view to extending it to the 93 days, which is the maximum," he said.

The Scotland Under-21 international has been signed with a view to extending the deal until the end of the season.