Sentence examples for extent and character of from inspiring English sources

The extent and character of programs vary considerably.

However, no spatially explicit data on the extent and character of contemporary deforestation exists.

This study investigated the extent and character of verbal fluency disturbance in young patients close to illness onset.

However, reporting on the extent and character of marine mammal consumption by people is uneven and often anecdotal.

While a few incidents have been reported, the extent and character of the harassment have been greatly exaggerated by the opposition.

Although mRNAs expressed with a circadian rhythm have been isolated from many species, the extent and character of circadianly regulated gene expression is unknown for any animal.

The particular techniques chosen to mine them depend on a number of physical conditions: the extent, thickness, and character of the deposit and bedrock; the orientation of the deposit; the thickness of the overburden; the source and quantity of water available; and the value per unit volume of material.

As such indicators may serve: alterations in forest cover extent and character, fragmentation and degradation of forests, landslides and mud-flows.

"But, due to the extent and the character of these therapies, stem cell work is very expensive and needs laboratories, which is one of the reasons why it is still not very widespread.

"[T]he extent of permissible copying varies with the purpose and character of the use". Campbell, 510 U.S. at 586-87.

But here, absoluteness refers not to the extent or character of sovereignty, which must always be supreme, but rather to the scope of matters over which a holder of authority is sovereign.