Sentence examples for does the extent of from inspiring English sources
Does the extent of autocorrelation matter?
Its links to Al Qaeda remain murky, as does the extent of its current ties to Pakistan's main spy agency, Inter-Services ISIellISInce, or ISI.
Only in those countries where the Catholic Church still reigns supreme, like the Philippines or Chile, does the extent of devoutness match or even surpass America's.
That particular fluency seems improbable, as does the extent of the Irish connections which O'Brian gave himself in a rare autobiographical sketch.
Do these (often quite comical, as well as perceptibly threatening) characters represent a type and, if so, does the extent of their monstrosity really matter?
For instance, does the extent of mitochondrial respiration change during angiogenesis, or is its activity solely determined by metabolic flux and oxygen availability?
Only after the release of her diary and letters did the extent of her political influence become known to the wider public.
The methods, frequency, and level of training also ranged across included programs, as did the extent of volunteer and staff supervision or mentoring.
Does disguising the extent of the danger only threatens others?
"It says more about the dark side of the human soul than it does about the extent of security measures".
