Sentence examples for a certain degree from from inspiring English sources

I understand the need to be detached not only from one's past but, to a certain degree, from one's present.

The Politburo until July 1990 exercised supreme control over the Soviet government; in 1990 the Politburo was enlarged and was separated to a certain degree from control over the Soviet government.

In order to protect yourself (to a certain degree) from having this happen, you can do what a lot of technology-based companies do: Set up two companies.

For experience proves that the moral and physical qualities of man, whether good or evil, are transmissible in a certain degree from father to son.

This isolates him, to a certain degree, from the self-organizing information field of life.

"In many instances, the government is going to be constrained, to a certain degree, from stepping in front of a podium and saying, 'Ladies and gentleman, we're revealing domestic terrorism here,'" Brzozowski said this week, speaking at an event hosted by George Washington University's Program on Extremism. .

To a certain degree wines from elsewhere have an advantage in that good importers and distributors act as quality filters, selecting what they regard as the best wines while avoiding the dross.

To a certain degree, results from in vitro studies reported in the literature were reflected in this population setting.

The day-ahead dispatch of coal provides a certain degree of immunity from unexpected intraday volatility, but plants are still run very differently from the baseload operations of the past.

Undercover police officers engaged in covert missions abroad currently enjoy a certain degree of immunity from prosecution.

After "Inception," we've come to expect a certain degree of inscrutability from all of Joseph Gordon-Levitt's projects.