Sentence examples for will have to extend from inspiring English sources

To be thorough, however, an investigation will have to extend beyond the events of last Thursday.

"If the next discovery is Cleopatra," he said, smiling, "we will have to extend the museum".

"We will have to extend the cleanup process, by one year, two years or three years.

If Dorsey truly wants to be taken seriously, he will have to extend his success at Square.

The contractor will have to extend coverage to 40,000 families who lack piped water under a performance contract.

The establishment of a fence without peace also means that the fence will have to extend into the West Bank to encompass most of the settlements.

Wherever the state has extended its guarantee, as it did with money-market funds, it will now have to extend its oversight too.

The only American-flagged ship operates in Hawaii, and the change in the law is intended to help its owners, because foreign-flagged ships there were making brief stops in Mexico, which they will now have to extend.

The latest number signaled that the economy may be slowing and provided further evidence for those who think the Federal Reserve will not have to extend its string of interest rate increases.

Dr. Sawyer said the high school was trying to make up the four missed days by making at least one professional day for teachers a school day, and is reviewing other options so that it will not have to extend classes past June 25, s the last scheduled school day.

But many experts believe that this will eventually have to extend to units on the battlefield.