Sentence examples for extent is in the from inspiring English sources

Value, to a certain extent, is in the eye of the user of the technology.

A good example is to ask what kind of creative shots the photographer makes, as opposed to "Do you do any creative shots?" Creativity, to a certain extent is in the mind of the beholder.

The last time they slowed to this extent was in the mid-1990s, when there was greater appetite for bringing the rich low.

Monitoring and reporting R5: In an emergency response UNICEF will to a large extent be in the hands of its implementing partners, both pre-existing and prospective, despite the revised programme cooperation agreement (PCA) guidelines that incorporate tighter reporting requirements.

This to some extent is in line with the literature-described mechanism of cell membrane disruption by glycoalkaloids.

For one thing, Music Island, about one-quarter of an acre in extent, is in Prospect Park, rising along the southeastern shore of the lake.

Corruption is widely described as a problem in the bank's $30 billion annual lending programs for poor countries, but the extent is in dispute.

The weight assign to each element to determine the vulnerability extent are in Table 5.

To a large extent, Goliath is in the right.

The microscopic extent is typically in the range of 5-15 mm, skip lesions are rare, and extent appears to be age related.

Although, this rise in inequality, to some extent, is natural in the early stages of economic development (Sharma, 2012), it remains a persistent challenge in many economies today.