Sentence examples for extent changes from inspiring English sources

To a great extent, changes in pro ball -- increased diversity, individualism, professionalism and globalization; new technology; a growing wage gap -- reflect changes in the larger society.

The changes at CUNY mimic, to some extent, changes in the city's top public high schools, which admit students solely on the basis of an entrance exam and have become steadily more Asian and less black in recent years.

To what extent changes in large artery function contribute to organ dysfunction in sepsis is not well studied.

Multiple regression shows to what extent changes in each independent variable are predictive of changes in the dependent variable (organization).

However, it is unknown at present if and to what extent changes in proteins are involved in carp sperm motility.

First, we estimate to what extent changes in migration flows of foreigners and nationals responded differently to the worsening in the labor market situation.

Mercifully, this has, to some extent, changed.

Farthing is aware that the expansion has, to some extent, changed the character of the university.

Certainly, Mr. Rove has to a considerable extent changed the way presidential politics are played.

What has happened, however, is that environmental issues have to a large extent changed the mind of poetry.

"To a certain extent change of ownership means a lack of certainty and I wanted to point to what is certain about the product and that is its quality - it has a soul of its own".