Sentence examples for extent hand from inspiring English sources
Herbicide and, to a lesser extent, hand weeding were effective in controlling herbaceous weeds after the first year of cultivation.
Thus, to some extent, hand preference and performance may assess different dimensions of hemispheric specialization.
The indices describe the extent of hand dominance for a given task within a continuum ranging from 1 to −1 (left hand dominance).
To an extent, her hand has been forced by the holes in the roster that have popped up since the World Cup – Lauren Holiday, Shannon Boxx and Lori Chalupny have retired, and Megan Rapinoe was injured on the team's catastrophic trip to Hawaii – but she's also smartly rotating players through a busy stretch of games.
Groundwater extraction takes place from springs, boreholes and to a lesser extent from hand dug wells.
Smoking may reflect the extent of hand to mouth contact which may be important in transmission of the infection, especially in an occupational exposure setting.
The disease has so many unknowns that, to a large extent, doctors' hands are tied.
"Irish dancers have a very interesting relationship with their form, if you think about it historically," Ms. Butler said; working within a traditional art form means your identity, to some extent, is handed down to you.
While the Internet companies fight to maintain authority over their customers' data, their business models depend on collecting the same information that the spy agencies want, and they have long cooperated with the government to some extent by handing over data in response to legal requests.
To a large extent its hands are tied.
Their campaigns coordinated on voter outreach, even to the extent of handing out materials for each other, standing together at polling places, and planning an Election Day rendezvous for campaign volunteers at the offices of the theocratic Institute on the Constitution, which Peroutka co-founded and where Whitney serves as senior instructor.
