Sentence examples for extent of some of from inspiring English sources

"The sentences in this case do not even begin to punish the companies, given the extent of some of their profits.

In an interview yesterday, Mr. Moonves said: "I was shocked by the extent of some of the things that went unchecked.

Lawyers for the men said the prosecutors did not have enough evidence to prove their case, and some Dutch media reports questioned the extent of some of the alleged threats.

"But until recently we have not fully appreciated the extent of some of the mental stresses and injuries or how best to identify them" In particular, he said, the providers of psychological services on the base have been expanding their effort to interview "those who are most at risk," though "the screening process is not where we want it to be".

The sheer profusion and extent of some of these deformations leads the viewer to see the past with different eyes, and imagine the horror show the pays-bas of Britain's cities must have provided, when there were so many of the untreated wandering its pullulating byways.

Some land-use activities, such as cutting of trees for timber, which leads to deforestation, may increase the frequency, magnitude and spatial extent of some of these hazardous processes.

Of importance here, a correlation exists between the extent of association of some classes of photosensitisers with LDL and their efficiency of tumour targeting (Jori and Reddi, 1993).

Further studies with longitudinally collected throat wash and saliva specimens from a larger number of SARS patients would help determine the onset and duration of infectiveness, extent of infectiveness of some patients, such as superspreaders, and the response to antiviral agents.

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They occur when the user misjudges the nature or the extent of some obstacles in any kind of familiar or unknown environments.

These findings suggest the possibility of utilizing radioprotective antioxidant gene therapy to prevent or reduce the extent of some forms of radiation injury.