Sentence examples for an extent on from inspiring English sources
Just when depends, to an extent, on whom you ask.
They built a strong personal relationship, founded to an extent on a shared sense of humour.
On the economy, and to an extent on health care, the president and Democrats were giving as well as getting.
The pleasure of the latter depends to an extent on our having learned an aesthetic, a way of seeing, that scarcely existed a century ago.
Boat businesses like mine rely, to an extent, on the novelty factor to lure curious passersby, so stay in a place too long and that can disappear.
The turnout at our latest protest, on Friday, depended to an extent on crucial media interviews and unfortunately I was unable to complete these due to ill health.
The decisions women make are, to an extent, based on emotion.
Colombia's growth in recent years has been, to an extent, based on strong commodity prices.
This depends to a great extent on an evolving or developing consensus within Europe on a certain matter.
A novice in international affairs, Bush has relied "to an extraordinary extent on his advisers for ideas and for information".
The precise value selected for a relied to a certain extent on the consultant's judgement.
