Sentence examples for extent for example from inspiring English sources

The situation has improved to some extent, for example with the use of Mastiff armoured vehicles.

To what extent, for example, are his acts and statements highly calculated?

NHS England is taking this approach to an extent, for example with the Call to Action, but it could be developed far more.

Examination of the flagellar pockets indicated that although large they still showed clathrin-coated pits, suggesting that endocytotic processes were operating to some extent (for example, in the TAX-1 phenotype; Supplementary Fig. 3h).

A peculiar thing about the I.B.M. study was that while it focused on reproductive processes right up until the moment of birth, it did not study the health outcomes of newborns -- to what extent, for example, they might have suffered from birth defects.

It's also able to move hazardous materials to some extent, for example rubble.

As expected, several genes involved in these processes were up-regulated in the three cell types, though to different extents; for example FDXR, PCNA, PLK2 and GADD45A (Fig. 2B and 2C).

In the peripheral countries (Trikont) the industrial working class has not been developped to such an extent as for example in the newly emerging economies.

Such an approach to biogas, as part of holistic solutions for communities or households, is evident to an even greater extent in, for example, the Saptari community project.

This was occurring to the extent that, for example, there is a perceived care and fairness in applying the challenging to all parties, including less powerful people.

This is also because attributes are closely connected to each other, and overlap to some extent, as for example "information", "communication" and "traceability", in relation to the "identity preservation" of wheat.