Sentence examples for extent of all from inspiring English sources

The Army's budget and the extent of all these economic activities are closely guarded.

(The diplomatic wording might not always capture the full extent of all dangers, though).

Teen?" – and wondered how she didn't already know about the extent of all this, if not the details.

Nor is delivery on the limitless extent of all of the aspirations in its terms of reference possible in any cohesive or comprehensive manner".

In November, her minister, Jim Paice, told a House of Lords select committee: "We wish to proceed with very substantial disposal of public forest estate, which could go to the extent of all of it".

This has been true to some extent of all such efforts, but never more so than with Hearn's rendition of Shaara's "Killer Angels," a book that from the outset cast itself as a kind of original American Iliad.

The patients appearing in the extent of a concept also appear in the extents of all its superconcepts.

For spinal meningeal melanocytoma (SMM), it is usually intradural extramedullary and to a lesser extent intramedullary (Of all 60 SMM, 40 cases were intradural extramedullary and 19 cases were intramedullary).

Then, the extent scores of all 16 individual segments were summed to yield a total score ranging from 0 to 48.

The extents of all the substitution and removal reactions proved quantitative under appropriate conditions to give structurally well-defined derivatives.

Goals, shots, fouls and clean sheets (or shutouts, as they are known here) were about the extent of it all.