Sentence examples for extent of having from inspiring English sources

His collection, which concisted entirely of issues of the British Commonwealth of Nations, was complete to the extent of having practically everything a true philatelist could desire, sketches, rejected designs, essays, dies, etc.

He shared her passion for riding to hounds, surpassing it to the extent of having a hunting scene tattooed across his buttocks with the fox disappearing into the cleft".

For a company to break into the global computing market to the extent of having its chip design in 95% of mobile phones is a truly astounding achievement worthy of this great heritage, and unlikely to be repeated in our nation for many years to come.

Their definitions are very similar, even to the extent of having many of the same phrases (WHO, 2007, FDA, 2007, 21 U.S.C. 321, 2004).

Random sample of 37 AI/AN elderly from a population of 110 AI/AN elderly Reported some extent of having been left alone and neglected when they needed help 32% Financially exploited by family members 22% Neglected in some way 46% Psychologically abused 22% Physically abused 16% Hudson et al. 1998 Two tribal groups in North Carolina; random sample of elderly tribal members with self-report survey.

He is socially awkward, possibly to the extent of having a mental disorder, although he was actually a high-flying city banker who suffered from burn-out.

Which begs the question: To what extent is the idea of having it all a fantasy?

The company has denied responsibility, saying the extent of poisoning had been exaggerated.

Although individual organ system dysfunction had low specificity and sensitivity, the extent of OSF had significant impact on outcome (Table).

These equations have been compared with the numerical solutions and the extent of validity has been defined.

"The extent of this has come as a surprise to us," he added.