The phrase "extent outside" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a degree or range that goes beyond a certain limit, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The project's impact extends outside the local community."
Alternatives: "beyond the scope" or "outside the limits."
A playhouse statement said that Ms. Getto would be available as a consultant in its expanding education programs, and to whatever extent outside companies and attractions are presented.
At the adjudication stage, erasure or suspension was more frequent for inquiries involving non-UK qualified doctors (EU/EEA and, to a lesser extent, outside EEA) (table 2).
The influence of van Eyck's paintings was felt to a limited extent outside the Low Countries for example, by Konrad Witz of Basel, Switz., by the Master of the Aix Annunciation (1442) of Aix-en-Provence, Fr., and by the Neapolitan artist Colantonio and his illustrious pupil Antonello da Messina.
Migrants living in Dashilar were, to a large extent, outside the control of local government agencies.
Nevertheless, telecommunications companies live to some extent outside the regular business cycle.
Such individuals lie, in some sense or to some varying extent, outside the boundaries of the moral community.
"Today, however, the staffs are so small and their resources are so limited that research is far too infrequent and depends to a large extent on outside scholars with an interest in the park.
In our results this is seen in the categories collaboration and freedom and variation, where the GPs described good support from the NH nurse and to some extent also outside resources.
To do so, we review workplace smoking legislation proposed and debated in six different US states, including the extent of outside participation, which we define for the purposes of this study as the decision by individuals to give spoken or written testimony before the legislature in support of or opposition to a proposed policy change.
To the extent that the outside world cares at all, we must look utterly bizarre.
He says he has traveled through many "micro-universes" — including a cloistered Jesuit seminary and a free-wheeling Berkeley, the luxe life of pals like Von Furstenberg and the spartan life of friends like Mother Teresa, and "to some extent I stand outside and I look at them".
