Sentence examples for considerable extent on from inspiring English sources

One's reaction to persuasive communication depends in part on the message and to a considerable extent on the way in which one perceives or interprets it.

"She has focused her attention to a considerable extent on the administration of the courts".

Then, too, the sound and approach depend to a considerable extent on who is conducting.

"Janesville has been left to rely to a considerable extent on its own resources," Goldstein concludes.

The importance of Memphis was based to a considerable extent on its venerable religious role.

But what counts as positive for human beings depends to a considerable extent on the different ways in which they understand and live the good life.

Peter Bradnock, of the British Poultry Meat Federation, said the lack of full-time veterinary presence had "no bearing on the safety of poultry meat being produced or on the considerable extent of the inspection and controls already in place to safeguard public health".

To a considerable extent, spies on each side serve to keep the other side in work.

On the other hand, the small anions such as chloride and bromide are solvated in this solvent to a considerable extent based on the enol form of the solvent, and the ion-pairs of tetraalkylammonium halides are solvent-separated as in alcohols.

The research function and the study function are to a considerable extent going on side by side.

The Chamber's base of power to a considerable extent depends on being able to maintain the secrecy around campaign spending".