My ethical assumption is that human life is what matters, and harm to the environment is only a problem to the extent that it harms human life.
"We don't have a problem to the extent that it's being described, and the amount of coverage is disproportional to the problem that we face," he said.
It's recognised as a problem to the extent that increasing the amount and range of data available is one of the targets of the sustainable development goals.
Unfortunately, that probably isn't going to happen either.The Greenspan conundrum is only a problem to the extent that the Fed insists on recreating the conditions of the mid-2000s.
"Fear," he added, "is a problem to such extent, I was told, that editors are scared to bring me bad news".
"We need to move intelligence away from the cold war mind-set, and the C.I.A. has a problem to some extent accepting that," said Senator Dianne Feinstein, the California Democrat who is chairwoman of the Intelligence Committee.
It is also perhaps the one that most shrewdly navigates a problem that to some extent bedevils all filmmakers who take on this fraught subject: how to reconcile their outsider perspectives with the experiences of those who lived through the hurricane.
Blatantly pleasurable activities pose a totally different problem to the extent that they end.
'The increase of unregulated truck transportation over the highways had developed a difficult and perplexing public problem to the extent that the Governor of the State in his message to the Legislature called attention to the fact that the highways were being taken and badly used by motor vehicles engaged in the transportation of freight for hire.
Pressure ulcers are considered as a problem that to a large extent can be prevented by good care; therefore the incidence and prevalence rates are now put forward by many health care, professional and governmental organizations as an indicator of the quality of health care [ 16- 20].
The administration's domestic agenda is a problem only to the extent that it "is crowding out their attention" to the economy, Mr. McNerney said, adding, "I think the purpose of today was to convince us that there's at least a half-pivot in the other direction".
