Sentence examples for extent into the from inspiring English sources

For years, it has spread across to a greater or lesser extent, into the world of all-party parliamentary groups (APPGs), including those that promote IT.

"The Victorians were plunging, to an extent, into the unknown," says Richard Hope, editorial consultant to Railway Gazette International with 40 years of railway experience behind him.

Thera's destructiveness was probably the catalyst, Dr. Driessen and Dr. MacDonald wrote, "that culminated in Crete being absorbed to a greater or lesser extent into the Mycenaean, and therefore, the Greek world".

It is bounded on the southeast by the Tien Giang River, the main channel of the Mekong River, and also drains to a lesser extent into the parallel Vam Co Tay River, on the northeast.

Results from the analysis techniques including XRD, N2 isotherms, TEM, XPS, and EDX revealed that the NiO nanoparticles with irregular sizes might be embedded, to some extent, into the pore cavity, particularly with low content of NiO.

This finish enhances hydrophilic surface characteristics of fabric allowing the soil to penetrate up to limited extent into the fabric and developing its activity during laundering, where its special functional groups remove the soil from the fabric and transfer it to the detergents (Bille et al. 1969).

Ryan Gosling, Emile Hirsch (who already did that to an extent in Into the Wild) and Ben Foster are just a handful that come to mind.

Remarkably, however, the nasal optic fissure margin extents into the optic fissure (dashed arrow in E ) but the temporal optic fissure margin does not, likely being the result of the intense mis-bending of the temporal optic cup.

This system showed that MSCs could differentiate to a greater extent into osteoblasts on the fibronectin patches with side lengths of 300 nm or 1 μm compared to nonpatterned surfaces, in the absence of differentiation-inducing media [ 56].

The council itself was turned over to a conservative cardinal named Paul Poupard, and, to some extent, folded into the Pontifical Council for Culture, which Poupard heads.

In February, the Australian newspaper quoted an intelligence official as saying "Prakash has to some extent stepped into the void" left by Baryalei.