Sentence examples for changed to the extent from inspiring English sources
"Things had changed to the extent that some of the players were calling me 'the man.' " Before games, he and John Williams prayed together.
"I don't think the culture has changed to the extent that the American people or the Congress would totally ban abortions," Mr. Bush said in his news conference in the Rose Garden.
Owner Dmitry Rybolovlev's finances had changed to the extent where the club's flagship signings, James Rodríguez and Radamel Falcao, were moved on – Rodríguez to Real Madrid for €80m and Falcao on loan to Manchester United to take him off the wage bill – and this process of exporting players for big fees has continued under Jardim.
This solemn tuner first charged across a stage in 1957 and still apparently feels relevant to times that haven't changed to the extent Obama has promoted change.
Because pulmonary blood volume presumably only changed to the extent that it varies with quiet breathing, the only other source of significant blood shifts, is the splanchnic blood reservoir which contains ∼1.3 L or 20 25% of the normal blood volume [6], [7].
This might be considered a limitation of our study; although, it is unlikely that within weeks PFT values or 6MWTwould have changed to the extent that have influenced the results.
This could only be the case if Vtr were correctly measured, because in the absence of blood shifts or changes in gas volume of the upper airway including the cheeks, body volume only changes to the extent that trunk volume changes.
As splanchnic outflow and Pivc begin to increase, flow below the hepatic vein will decrease and cardiac output should only change to the extent that the resistance from the hepatic vein to the right atrium is lower than that between the femoral vein and right atrium.
We therefore assume that the quality of medical care did not change to the extent that it would confound the results of the study.
