Sentence examples for another extent from inspiring English sources

But, the consideration of intermittency as well as the volatile behaviour of the solar PV system forces incorporation of a battery storage system to overcome the fluctuated voltage profile and interrupted power supply, which raises the Cost of Energy (COE), Net Present Cost (NPC), and operating cost to another extent.

"To a certain extent it's human nature for people to share leaked material on Twitter, and to another extent it's people not thinking through the ramifications of their actions.

With this in mind, Bashar al-Assad replaced by an authority that would agree to isolate Iran would favor the interests of the E.U. and Washington, but also the rival Arab countries in the Persian Gulf (mainly Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates), and to another extent Israel (depending on the nature of post-Assad government).

But no other western hummingbird is known to wander to this extent - another reflection of this "extremist" bird.

For another, to the extent that he has any coherent criminal-justice strategy at all, it is anti-punitive.

Another is the extent and nature of unmet need for care and support among people not receiving it at the moment.

Maybe all losing teams resemble one another to some extent, but Australia at the moment is starting to show characteristics usually associated with England in this storied rivalry.

For another, to the extent that the sieving process benefits society as a whole, there are surely cheaper ways to sieve than through universities.

In determining what it may do in seeking assistance from another branch, the extent and character of that assistence must be fixed according to common sense and the inherent necessities of the governmental co-ordination.

However, far from being comforted by economic prosperity, in the past decade Canadians have become more afraid of one another, to the extent that even lost boys like Omar Khadr and far-left pin-ups like George Galloway are deemed toxic national threats.

In the complaint, Mr. Pan, who is also known as Oliver, is quoted as saying that he had funneled large campaign contributions through straw donors to Mr. Liu in previous elections, and, to a much smaller extent, another politician.