Sentence examples for extent has been from inspiring English sources

Now the minimum extent has been nearly reached and the sea is starting to refreeze.

It is a country which to some extent has been able to sail under the attention of the international community by being closed".

The company's success, to a large extent, has been built on its search algorithm's ability to return relevant Web pages and weed out irrelevant or outright bogus results.

"Such an attitude to Olga Romanova is a sign that the last channel that remained independent and impartial in covering events at least to some extent has been lost," the Interfax news agency quoted him as saying.

But the idea that women may have stronger preferences than men do for assortative matches — that is, for marrying mates who are like them — has a long literature in economics and to some extent has been supported by data.

In the bustling Yes Shetland shop on Lerwick's Harbour Street, which opened last month thanks to crowd-funded donations, campaigners yesterday rattled off detailed figures for the amount of oil remaining in the oilfields west of Scotland, and repeated the widely held claim among independence supporters that its true extent has been concealed by Westminster.

The lake's extent had been determined by the 1870s.

"Our coaches, to a large extent, have been a product of the domestic game here.

Those people, to some extent, have been bracing for the moment when they may have to leave.

But there is this important group of people who to a large extent have been overlooked: the SGBs.

Nine of the lowest years on the satellite record for Arctic sea ice minimum extent have been in the last decade.