Sentence examples for a significant extent from from inspiring English sources

"The fact that one of the leading Republican presidential candidates benefited to such a significant extent from this egregious loophole only further illustrates the need to address this issue once and for all," Mr. Levin said.

It arose, to a significant extent, from reactions to colonial domination, unwanted territorial changes, and the way western artists had already framed the "exotic" orient in the 19th century with appalling condescensions such as John Frederick Lewis's lurid 1858 painting, The Kibab Shop.

With 35%% in 2011, biomass originated to a significant extent from Asia, up from 15%% in 1995.

In some cases, as with the one called the Achilles, the paradox's power derives to a significant extent from the very simplicity of the notions it deploys.

At elevated temperatures, desorption of the chloride precursor could not be induced at 60°C or higher (presumably the adsorbed precursor had decomposed and become anchored to the surface), while the ammine precursor could be induce to desorb to a significant extent from silica up to calcination temperatures of 185°C.

While DTT treatment is widely accepted as a standard inducer of UPR, these observations indicate that the gene regulation pattern triggered by the UPR transcription factor Hac1 differs to a significant extent from that exerted by DTT.

Our results indicate, however, that wild cervids do not contract Salmonella-infection to any significant extent from other wildlife and sheep, although they obviously have to be exposed through faecal contamination of pastures.

Regarding Salmonella species, the results of this study and of the study from Lillehaug et al. [ 7] with negative results for Salmonella species in 153 faecal samples from wild reindeer, indicate that wild cervids do not contract Salmonella-infections to any significant extent from other wildlife.

Thus, it appears that Apo-IV-containing VLDL particles are, at least to a significant extent, excluded from uptake into yolk.

To take one example, the evidence showed, and the Court found, that Microsoft combined the browser and operating system code with no technical or other legitimate justification and prohibited OEMs (and, to a significant extent, end-users) from turning off the Microsoft browser.

In the second half of the twentieth century, research in the philosophy of science to a significant extent moved away from foundational concerns.