Sentence examples for extent issues from inspiring English sources

There are still deep divisions over how far major developing countries should have to take a share of emissions cuts, and to what extent issues such as the historic responsibility for emissions, per capita emissions, and likely future economic circumstances should be taken into account.

In those books, he established the template from which he continues to operate: to write fiction that is character-driven but also, to some extent issues-oriented, attuned to the particular lunacy of its times.

Females and middle aged patients were to a larger extent issued PARs.

All three, to a greater or lesser extent, raise issues about journalistic accuracy.

(Dr) John Beech "offers commentary on current (and, to a much lesser extent, historic) issues in the management of English clubs and, as appropriate, the governance of the clubs and leagues".

The speed at which we can bring this useful resource to market will depend to a great extent on issues that will be decided by our governments, in our parliaments and in our town halls.

And to some extent, these issues run in tandem.

Response rates can to some extent indicate issues related to the quality of data obtained through fieldwork.

While it is well accepted that this introduces bias and imprecision in exposure-outcome relations, it is unclear to what extent such issues are currently considered in research practice.

Ten years later, in hisannual report for 2013-14, he wrote of the problems facing aboriginal offenders: "to a great extent, these issues remain with us a decade removed from my initial observations".

Ten years later, in his annual report for 2013-14, he wrote of the problems facing aboriginal offenders: "To a great extent, these issues remain with us a decade removed from my initial observations".