Sentence examples for extent on the from inspiring English sources

So, in the end, one has to rely to a large extent on the word of people who come out.

One vote depends to some extent on the other.

Every public company depends to some extent on the trust of its investors.

But whether it gets there depends, to some extent, on the shifting landscape of the market.

"She has focused her attention to a considerable extent on the administration of the courts".

This will be based, to some extent, on the emails you mark as spam.

"Mars clearly had periods of ponded water of great extent on the surface".

Foreign relations rest to a remarkable extent on the capacity to make trusting personal relationships.

His wife, Mary Helen Hendricks, said: "We have to rely, to some extent, on the authorities.

Corn buyers rely to some extent on the honesty of farmers.

Fairly or not, you are judged to some extent on the visual impression you make.