Sentence examples for extent out of from inspiring English sources

Yet the decision is to some extent out of its hands.

One planet, in the constellation of Cancer, is twice the size of Earth and may be made to a large extent out of solid diamond.

"It's not like a typical sculpture," says Hadzi-Vasileva, discussing the unpredictable nature of her works, whose afterlife is, at least to some extent, out of her hands.

Here is another reading of Mosse's purple tincture – the CNDP was launched, to a certain extent, out of a sentiment of sour grapes.

In the race to get equal rights that has dominated the LGBT narrative over the past 30 years, people at the grassroots seem to have been left, to some extent, out of the party – and more importantly, the groups they represent or are supported by have been sent to the back of the queue for cash.

America's Puritan roots have a lot to do with this, obviously, with wealth seen as a sure sign of predestined salvation, as does American capitalism, which, developing alongside and to a certain extent out of Puritanism has created a cult of selfishness at the expense of community and social responsibility.

Although causality is hard to demonstrate, the extent of out-of-pocket payments, coupled with the extent of pension and health insurance coverage, provide a parsimonious explanation for the observed variation in the overall levels of healthcare utilisation between sites, as well as for the type of service preferentially consulted within sites.

"Older adults and those looking to plan their retirement need to be aware of the extent of out-of-pocket spending under Medicare and do their best to plan accordingly," said Dr. Amy Kelley, lead author of the new study and assistant professor of geriatrics and palliative medicine at Mount Sinai.

The objective of this case study is to see the extent of out-of sample prediction which can be performed with a developed model.

The extent of out-of-pocket expenses for privately insured are regulated in individual insurance contracts, which can contain any type of deductible.

The main questions deal with barriers to enrolment, including eligibility requirements, and with the extent of out-of-pocket payments.