Sentence examples for based to a large extent from inspiring English sources

Fashion is a consensus business, after all, based to a large extent on wholly subjective markers of taste.

Diagnoses were based to a large extent on clinical observations and patients' self-reported symptoms (gathered through structured, standardized interviews).

His plan was based to a large extent on renewed peacemaking and regional optimism attracting investors and promoting growth.

In recent years the bubble which had been based to a large extent on soaring real estate prices—had burst spectacularly.

The study of animal behaviour (ethology) has been based to a large extent on studies of birds by Konrad Lorenz, Nikolaas Tinbergen, and their successors.

"The entire global financial system is based, to a large extent, on the United States dollar and the United States Treasury bond".

Previous research has suggested that perceived similarity is based on primarily cognitive processes, whereas preferences are based to a larger extent on affective processes.

Therefore, the good performance of these panels is based to a great extent on the large number of AIMs contained in these panels, and not exclusively on the individual discriminatory power of the selected SNPs.

To investigate the capabilities of this sphere, a group was chosen for whom it is strategic to use their internal sphere of influence in order to construct and maintain a self-controlled resource base to a large extent.

[ 6- 9] The ineffectiveness of home based ET is to a large extent caused by the pain caused by ET and the subsequent reluctance to exercise again.

The most serious problem facing the Republican Party is that they have backed themselves into the corner of being a party whose base, and to a large extent, entire electorate is white and born before about 1960.