Sentence examples for extent passed from inspiring English sources

And these values are, to a large extent, passed down from one generation to the next.

In choosing to free Mr. Polanski, the Swiss, at least to some extent, passed judgment on the conduct of the case in Los Angeles.

This confirmed that the farming profession is to a great extent passed on from parents to their children.

Research carried out in 2009 suggests that Busia has to some extent passed the difficulties of controlling NTDs to other areas.

"There is still a lot of fear among the people, but the panic has to some extent passed thanks to the social mobilization officers getting information to the people," he said in a telephone interview from the provincial capital, also called Uige.

In general, miRNAs are small and might to some extent pass the blood brain barrier, whose integrity is maintained by a delicate cross-talk between cerebral endothelial cells, junction proteins, and other cells of the neurovascular unit.

The voters of North Carolina and a whole lot of other states have legislated against it to the extent of passing amendments to their state constitutions to that effect.

What is of particular interest (to drug discovery), based on their structural similarities [185 188], is the increasing recognition [149,189 199] (Fig. 3) that pharmaceutical drugs also get into and out of cells by 'hitchhiking' on such transporters, and not – to any significant extent – by passing through phospholipid bilayer portions of cellular membranes.

The study has implications for research into subjects like disease transport by animals, since patterns of movement may affect to what extent pathogens are passed along.

After 1809, foreign policy and to some extent domestic policy passed into the hands of Klemens, Graf von Metternich (later given the title of Fürst [prince]), who would steer the monarchy's ship of state for the next 40 years.

But as we can see, a great many of the laws Congress passes work in concert with one another to meet the nation's problems to the extent they get passed.