Sentence examples for a very considerable extent from inspiring English sources

"To a very considerable extent," they wrote, "redistribution is the result of electoral systems and the class coalitions they engender".

In any case, the literature of old Fleet Street was to a very considerable extent written by journalists and for journalists.

The other remarkable thing about the "Dancing" phenomenon is that it is, to a very considerable extent, a creation of the Internet.

We believe that the distinctive characteristics of the Andorran National Health Service allows us, to a very considerable extent, to extrapolate the results of our sample to the majority of the general female population.

"We spent in previous confirmation hearings a very considerable amount of time probing Republican nominees about the extent to which they would entertain disparate-impact claims in the civil-rights arena," Leo said.

Some original owners have resold at a very considerable profit".

"I think Mick's got a very considerable intelligence and a very inquiring mind.

"It's imposing a very considerable burden".

The result was a very considerable quantity of caught fish.

This is already a very considerable body of data.

Yet, to a considerable extent, that very enterprise has become a fiction, a gimmicky phrase employed to lend an appearance of cohesion to a panoply of activities that, in reality, are contradictory, counterproductive, or at the very least beside the point.