Sentence examples for extent against from inspiring English sources

Arctic sea ice extent in September falls by 43% in extent against the long-term average.

You quite often used actors to play, to some extent, against type.

Has the flame of English rebellion guttered out? "In all societies," wrote George Orwell in 1940, "the common people must live to some extent against the existing order".

In both Egypt and Pakistan, most people who fell foul of these laws were Muslim, but the legislation was  used to a disproportionate extent against minority Christians.

With the ball Afghanistan had made an early breakthrough after winning the toss – Finch edging Dawlat Zadran to slip in the third over – and Australia were content to bide their time to an extent against the new ball.

Elections in the nations, regions and localities of Britain give people the chance to vote for an alternative that protects them to the maximum possible extent against difficult economic conditions and an uncaring Conservative establishment.

It has a potent activity against azithromycin susceptible M. genitalium strains and to some extent also against azithromycin resistant strains [ 47].

Indeed, iPSCs showed a similar preference to select against protein-coding gene mutations and to a lesser extent also against rRNA gene variants.

IL-10 has been extensively studied for its ability to affect immune responses against a wide variety of cancers, and, to a lesser extent, also against the melanoma [ 4].

Because the floating rate loans are to a large extent protected against interest rate increases, some portfolio managers and financial planners say the funds can help add balance.

The most detailed study of the riots predictably confirmed that these riots were to a large extent protests against police injustice.