Sentence examples for extent extent from inspiring English sources

Segmental Extent (extent of aortic involvement from proximal to distal).

After three and a half years, control was to some extent restored, but the extent was limited.

To the extent– the very limited extent – that Mr Johnson is capable of sincerity, he might mean what he says.

Mr. Clinton's friends and advisers describe him as subdued, angered and, to some extent, perplexed at the extent to which he has remained a prominent and vilified figure in American public life.

To that extent – and to that extent only – the home secretary, Alan Johnson, had a point in suggesting that the top drugs adviser whom he dismissed on Friday had strained the limits of his scientific remit, and was effectively campaigning.

"Our main achievement," he says, "must be the tremendous progress made in distributing electricity throughout a very sparsely populated area of great extent; a tremendous extent when you consider that the area we serve covers a quarter of the land area of the United Kingdom.

This theory is true to some extent but also, to some extent, simplistic.

Perhaps this is true to some extent but not to the extent you state it.

"We saw with Sven [Goran Eriksson]to some extent, and Fabio to some extent.

They did [write] to a certain extent, but not to the extent that they should have gotten a fifth share on every song.

The Zionists cooperated with the Nazis to the extent (and only to the extent) that the Nazis were prepared to allow Jews emigrating to Palestine to take some of their wealth with them.