Sentence examples for extent in every from inspiring English sources

They are applicable around the world and apply to some extent in every region and in every country.

Arctic sea ice has been declining in extent in every month of the year, but with the maximum loss of almost 14% per decade being found in September.

Alexander argues that this quality exists, to some extent, in every individual, and this allows us to recognise its presence in the environment and each other.

In The Timeless Way of Building (Alexander 1979), Alexander refers to this quality as 'the great self' or 'the void' and argues that it is present, to some extent, in every individual, whilst being much more prevalent in traditional and pre-enlightenment societies.

Bilingualism is present to some extent in every society and at least half of the world's population uses more than one language in everyday life.

As the results observed above demonstrate, it was possible to solubilise ZERA-GLA under several conditions but loss of specific activity occurred to some extent in every case.

Whenever a process is modelled, it is also tried to be optimized to some extent in every-day R&D actions.

The software, used to some extent in almost every UK university, is designed to catch plagiarism, checking whether submitted work resembles material on the internet or to find collusion between students.

Basal autophagy hence occurs to a limited extent in nearly every eukaryotic cell.

While adverse events were reported to some extent in nearly every study, the attribution of causation to the respective treatment was rare.

According to Plewes LW sympathetic dystrophy will occur to some extent in one of every 2000 accidents involving an extremity [ 19].