Sentence examples for extent given from inspiring English sources

To some extent, given the open campaign for party president, they were.

Intertype, like Linotype, has to a large extent given way to photocomposition.

Internet facilities have, to a great extent, given access to the literature related to any topic under the sun, thus enhancing knowledge.

To some extent – given the Bank of Japan and the US Fed are still injecting money into their economies – that implies the ECB in a better position to raise rates earlier than others.

It's very complex and challenging, but if we don't do it, we can't continue". Chinese customs officials are also cracking down on shipments to North Korea — and to a surprising extent, given Beijing's previous halfhearted implementation of international sanctions.

The nearly equal amounts of NTCP mRNA in 2D and 3D PHH cultures would suggest that infection should be possible to equal extent, given that mRNA expression correlates with protein expression.

"Two heavy losses of that extent gives some food for discussion [about my job].

In addition, the new bonds would be collateralized to a greater extent, giving them a better chance of being paid if Qwest does enter bankruptcy.

Yet for years there has seemed to be an acceptance all round that when a story is big enough, the law must to some extent give way to the pressure of public curiosity.

Specifically, the early acute infection is controlled to some extent, giving rise to chronic relapsing parasitemia that cannot be cleared.

However, much lower concentrations succeeded in reducing virus CPE in large extent giving clue on the potent antiviral activity in MBS extract.