Its extent, of course, is unknown.
To some extent, of course, that is already happening.
To an extent, of course, James and Woolf are absolutely right.
I am accused of sensitivity over the issue, and to some extent, of course, this is true.
"To an extent, of course, they've worked for years and years and given [students] a reasonably good grounding.
To some extent, of course, every losing jockey needs something to blame and the rules provide as good a scapegoat as any.
To a certain extent, of course, the Republicans are using their power to obstruct in the Senate because a Democratic President is in office.
To a large extent, of course, it was because of his natural ability: he is quick, technically adept and has a powerful shot.
To some extent, of course, politics is a transactions-based business: the main reason political parties exist is to defend the interests of their supporters.
We wondered, as we studied these faces just what effect the enormous enterprice of modern journalism has on love, to what extent the course of passion is de- termined by publicity.
