Sentence examples for develop to some extent from inspiring English sources

To the northeast of Erenhot is a salt lake, Dabusan Nur, rich with salt and mirabilite (hydrated sodium sulfate), enabling it to develop, to some extent, a chemical industry; however, a shortage of water has limited further development.

Effectively this shared perception prompts the individuals to interact, to work collectively towards particular shared goals, and to develop to some extent a common understanding and norms of practice [ 24].

First was the development of the view, first articulated in ancient Greece and developed to some extent by Aquinas, that law should be understood on the model of a command, given by a superior to an inferior, the issuance of which made certain actions obligatory for the rational addressee (and putative subject).

The southern oases of Al-Khārijah and Al-Dākhilah have been developed to some extent as part of a reclamation project centred on exploiting underground water resources.

Therefore, with expectation of a return to the Moon, dozens of regolith (soil) simulants have been developed, to some extent a result of inefficient distribution of NASA-sanctioned simulants.

This technology in English is developed to some extent.

These were developed to some extent in his later book, On Human Nature (Wilson, 1978).

Recently, the theory of measure differential equations in (mathbb{R}^{n}) space has been developed to some extent (see [2, 23 25]).

Integrated approaches are also developing to some extent in policy and practice across the OECD.

After the goats were sacrificed, the check of the staples showed that the shifting of staples was only developed to some extent, without dropping into the thoracic cavity from the vertebrae.

All invertebrate life stages are attacked (egg, larva or nymph, pupa and adult) and parasitoids can be classified as koinobionts (their hosts continue to develop and grow to some extent, such as larvae) or idiobionts (where hosts will not grow further, e.g. pupae).