Sentence examples for extent in order to from inspiring English sources

Because don't we need to label people to some extent in order to narrow down treatments?

Put another way, we expect to have to accept those things (to some extent) in order to prevent inflation from rising further above the target.

Do reporters always have to play by the rules that the government sets up, to some extent, in order to do their jobs effectively?

Since most of these terrorist attacks have been linked to people of Middle Eastern backgrounds, it is inevitable that people who appear to be of Middle Eastern background will be watched more closely and that there will be racial profiling to some extent in order to protect the security of the people.

Therefore, the stress in the steel reinforcement will always need to be limited to some extent in order to prevent cracking from affecting serviceability of the structure.

The air interfaces including their protocol stacks will be configurable to a great extent in order to meet the diverging traffic demands of different applications.

The challenge is to test the use of legacy data for large-area mapping (e.g. national or continental extents) in order to limit the funds of field survey for large-area mapping.

A random copolymer of methyl methacrylate and 5.7 mol.% of acrylic acid has been neutralized by zinc cation to different extents in order to study the effect of zinc carboxylate pendant groups on the miscibility of poly methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) and poly vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF).

Almost like the protagonist of a Victorian novel, Sharif was overtaken by his own success, to the extent that in order to service the debts incurred by gambling and a playboy lifestyle, he was thrown back on accepting any work that came his way, and entered a downward spiral into trivial and meretricious movies.

The aim of this paper is to propose a fuzzy analytic network process (FANP) approach, based on Chang's extent analysis, in order to select the "most appropriate risk mitigation strategy" for offshore wind farms.

But it can free itself from the fetters that bind it to its animal existence to the extent that, in order to survive the struggle for existence, it can create artificial environments that support and adapt human beings in their openness to the world (Weltoffenheit).