Sentence examples for Considerable extent of from inspiring English sources
Endowments are not discretionary slush funds; they are made up to a considerable extent of funds that are restricted to particular uses.
Nathaniel Hawthorne, who was the American consul in Liverpool in the eighteen-fifties, visited the house one summer, and he later described it in his "English Notebooks": We passed through a considerable extent of private road, and finally drove through a lawn, shaded with trees, and closely shaven, and reached the door of Poulton Hall.
Peter Bradnock, of the British Poultry Meat Federation, said the lack of full-time veterinary presence had "no bearing on the safety of poultry meat being produced or on the considerable extent of the inspection and controls already in place to safeguard public health".
A comparison of subjects' performance in the two rounds, self-revealed a considerable extent of cheating in the first one.
The Warnow River Basin, an agriculturally dominated lowland watershed in North-Eastern Germany with a considerable extent of artificial drainage.
Under vigorous stirring considerable extent of Zincate dissociates into Zn++ and OH− ions which upon reaching critical concentration forms, ZnO precipitates.
Their technological development is based, to a considerable extent, on import of equipment.
The huge market for sports equipment and team-related merchandise is to a large extent sustained by the media's 24-hour-a-day sports coverage, and the economic infrastructure of the mass media depends to a considerable extent on the capacity of sports to create large, loyal cohorts of readers, listeners, viewers, and interactive consumers.
The types of living things that inhabit a littoral zone depend to a considerable extent on the type of bottom and on the degree of the zone's exposure to wave action.
A major contributing factor appears to be that, whereas for the binary PRF mixtures quite considerable extents of reaction can occur during the course of compression, which leads to a "sensitization" of the mixture in the postcompression period at higher temperature, not all of the single-component alkanes are similarly reactive.
It is found that H. Hotelling's articles and subsequent relevant publications on the teaching of statistics have contributed to a considerable extent to the establishment of excellent departments of statistics in U.S. universities and colleges.
