Sentence examples for a large extent for from inspiring English sources

The concentration on education was responsible, to a large extent, for the nature and speed of Japan's economic and social progress.

Tristram Hunt was fine, but Gove was on stronger ground, to a large extent for the simple reason that he's entitled to say the Pisa report is really a verdict on Labour's record, not the coalition's.

The club has long been the center of the shore rock scene and, to a large extent, for the entire state, having served as the springboard for Bruce Springsteen, Bon Jovi, Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes, and more talented local and regional bands than can you can shake a drum stick at.

Because of his experiences in the Nazi era, Niemöller became convinced of the collective guilt of the Germans and was responsible to a large extent for the Evangelical Church's declaration of such in 1945 with the Stuttgarter Schuldbekenntnis ("Stuttgart Confession of Guilt").

The inclusion of these variables means we control to a large extent for admission selectivity and the socioeconomic characteristics of the student body.

In addition, these traditional hierarchal systems of classifying evidence, with RCTs at their top end, were developed to a large extent for questions related to interventional studies.

Major shape and size variability for both regions was observed, but to a larger extent for the entire orbital floor and medial wall, with males having significantly larger regions but with no differing shape patterns.

Additionally, it seems that the penetration of PANI inside the fibers occurs in a larger extent for the chemical polymerization or, in other words, for the electrochemically polymerized sample there is a slightly larger accumulation of PANI in the external regions of the ACF.

Despite those explainable differences, the BSR of ColiCore seems to slightly underestimate the demand for most precursors and, to a larger extent, for energy (ATP).

A logical step forward would be to integrate medical content to a larger extent, for example by including likely exchanges between causes of death based on the medical definition of ICD items.

The condylar compacta showed erosions and osteophyte formations to a larger extent for the RA group (67% right side/80% left side) than for group N. The condylar spongiosa showed no degenerative changes in group N; however, it did so in half the patients in group RA.