Sentence examples for which is extending from inspiring English sources

"The profit drag on corporate America is widening and deepening, and this is leading to more layoffs and cutbacks in capital spending, which is extending and deepening the recession," said Stuart Schweitzer, global markets strategist for J.P. Morgan Private Bank.

Bristol's position is stronger as it negotiates a "City Deal" with central government, which is extending special privileges to big cities willing to take more responsibility for promoting growth.

Our enduring love affair with France, and with Provence in particular, has been seized upon by Eurostar, which is extending the direct six-hour summer service from Ashford to Avignon by two weeks (28 June-13 September), with a view to a year-round service from 2015.

And for this reason, and contrary to his bitter expressions about his nothing job, Frank allows himself to be coaxed into the "better" job of writing motivational talks for the new sales arm of his company, Knox Business Machines, which is extending its old-fashioned product lines for the new 50's computer age.

ABC has also landed some first-time Oscar sponsors, among them Cottonelle toilet tissue, sold by Kimberly-Clark, and Intel, which is extending its presence in big event TV; Intel returned to the Super Bowl, broadcast on CBS on Feb. 7, after an absence of 12 years.

Birmingham Airport, which is extending its runway, says the rail link will bring it within 38 minutes of the capital "negating the need for expansion elsewhere".

Its primary meaning is "sharp," which is extended to "intense, critical, crucial".

A cast of 63 fills the stage, which is extended by a 14-foot apron over the orchestra pit.

The length of the working day, which is extended into the evening thanks to long lunch breaks, does not help.

Then the concept of process evolution functions is derived, which is extended to MTC workflows.

Section 3.1 provide background on LooCI, which is extended with Hitch Hiker.