Sentence examples for back to the extent from inspiring English sources

I am hopeful they will be paid back to the extent it is possible here".

Maybe he is not back to the extent that his appearances are intended to suggest, but enough to prove that he is still in command.

One detainee said: "I was punched and slapped in the face and on the back, to the extent that I was bleeding.

It is potentially difficult for the market to come back to the extent it needs to unless some changes are made".

Other research indicates that while some European countries have also seen slowing of improvements in life expectancy none has fallen back to the extent seen in England and Wales.

None of the chapters is more than two or three pages, so although the book is long, it is easy to read; and the prose is swift and clean, cut back to the extent that meaning is obscured.

While the suburb still contains a notable amount of native vegetation, and has not been exposed to invasive introduced species like other areas have, much of it was originally cleared for grazing and has yet to grow back to the same extent.

Such worries link back to the issue of the extent of applicability of the view.

Since ESA dose is sometimes withheld for a particular month as a means of lowering the hematocrit back to the target range, the extent to which dose withholding changed before and after the FDA black box warning is noteworthy.

The clinical picture may involve severe and persistent back and low back pain to the extent that the women may have difficulty in holding the baby and height decrease associated with vertebral fragility fractures [ 7].

In terms of the food industry, I think and hope there are not going to be any big things, because I think we are going and already have been, to some extent — back to the basics.