Sentence examples for discovering the extent from inspiring English sources

Because a population's potential for evolving is determined by its genetic variation, evolutionists are interested in discovering the extent of such variation in natural populations.

John Dickinson, of PIL, said: "From the outset the families have had the simple objective of discovering the extent of any wrongdoing and if so how it came about and who was responsible".

"Now the bishops have chosen to do this study because of their commitment to discovering the extent and nature of the problem so that it can be resolved," he said.

The whistleblower, Sgt David Williams, said the unit where he currently works had done so to prevent Jones from discovering the extent of the police's monitoring of her political activities.

One looks on at once gripped and appalled as Creon's defensive armor gives way, this most implacable of men discovering the extent to which the letter of the law has its limitations, too.

While Buddhists have been practising the meditation technique for more than 2,000 years, medical science is finally beginning to catch up, discovering the extent to which focusing the mind on the present moment can help treat a range of mental conditions associated with cancer recovery.

Claros must wait to discover the extent of his involvement.

Readers also discover the extent of the tragedy.

After combing through trading records all day Saturday, the executives discovered the extent of the fraud.

He wrote: "I was shocked to discover the extent to which the law favours the unions.

How did he feel when he discovered the extent of what happened in Nepal?