Sentence examples for extent access from inspiring English sources
In the short-term, the Canadian trusts will continue to pay generous distributions to the extent access to capital for normal operations does not become an issue.
Understanding whether or not, and to what extent, access to health insurance improves health is an important question, but it is beyond the scope of this study.
Empirical evidence on whether, and to what extent, access to health insurance improves health is somewhat mixed and may depend on both the type of insurance and the type of patient (Courtemanche and Zapata 2014; Currie and Gruber 1996; Finkelstein et al. 2012; Meyer and Wherry 2012; Newhouse 1993).
Realist review focuses on answering questions such as 'how?'whywhy?'forfor whom?'in'in what circumstances?' and 'to what extent?' access might lead (or not lead) to changes in quality of care and/or clinical outcomes.
Performing surgery, treating infections and even travelling abroad safely all rely to some extent on access to effective antibiotics.
But neither the procedure for obtaining one, nor the extent of access that would be granted, has been decided.
Placing the ERB over a person's face from forehead to chin with limited pressure would "to an extent" obstruct access to airflow, Heywood said.
We also find that investors presented with amortized-cost-based financial statements perform better to the extent they access fair-value-based footnote information, while investors presented with fair-value-based financial statements perform worse to the extent they access amortized-cost-based footnote information.
He also clarified questions about his salary at Booz Allen Hamilton and the the extent of access he had as a contractor for the NSA.
Internet facilities have, to a great extent, given access to the literature related to any topic under the sun, thus enhancing knowledge.
Since then the smaller companies, which are known as competitive local exchange carriers, have often quarreled with the established carriers, known as incumbents, over the amount and extent of access given to their networks.
