Sentence examples for example of the extent from inspiring English sources
It poses the question, for example, of the extent to which all thinking can be carried out mechanically.
The meeting room for the German foreign minister in Berlin is an example of the extent to which the Germans have gone even in private.
Field vole (Microtus agrestis) is used as an example of the extent to which dynamic landscapes can influence the population dynamics.
But to some in the lower classes, he is a folk hero, and his arrest was another example of the extent to which the rich will go to keep the poor in their place.
But it offered one example of the extent to which Russian trolls sought to exploit both sides of major national debates – including football players who knelt during the national anthem to bring attention to issues of racism.
The move is another example of the extent to which the nation's first African American president now seems willing to tackle delicate questions of race and criminal justice as he closes out his presidency.
Examples of the extent of complicity are scattered throughout the reports.
They seem great examples of the extent to which machines just don't get it but Kazemi, a Thomas Pynchon fan, is also the originator of National Novel Generation Month or NaNoGenMo – the techy riposte to National Novel Writing Month in the US.
Listed in Table 2 are examples of the extent of burglary near repeat victimisation sourced from police agencies in the UK and New Zealand (from analysis conducted within police agencies)3 and show, when defined as burglaries committed within 200 m and 7 days of an originator offence, near repeats can account for up to a quarter of all burglaries.
