Sentence examples for will be extent from inspiring English sources

The proposed reduced feedback designs will be extent to multicell MISO OFDMA networks as a future work.

The question now is whether that will be the extent of his achievements at these Championships.

Two weeks will be the extent of Hernandez's tenure, because that is what Hernandez prefers.

The degree of success will be the extent to which those targets have been realized.

That will be the extent of the Woods exemption offered to ESPN.

A major issue in the negotiations will be the extent to which Microsoft would own the software in the machine.

South Africa's assistant coach, Dick Muir,, for one, reckons two or three changes will be the extent of McGeechan's tinkering.

A primary focus of the report will be the extent to which Andersen was involved in shredding documents and destroying computer records after it knew that Enron was likely to become the subject of lawsuits and regulatory inquiries.