Sentence examples for extent running from inspiring English sources

And even as his personal quest for the White House faltered, his ideas triumphed: both candidates left standing are, to a large extent, running on the platform Mr. Edwards built.

Current DTTBs reported having comfortable accommodation with a clean toilet, regular electricity and, to a lesser extent, running water as shown in (Table  4).

They made clear their opposition to the cuts: "The proposals to cut public spending to such an extent run the risk of stalling any recovery.

A recent TI UK survey suggested about three in five people believe the Government is "entirely" or "to a large extent" run by a few big entities acting in their own best interests.

On one hand, it feels like UKIP have, to an extent, run their course: they exerted everything in the election, their biggest shot at relevance for the next five years barring the (admittedly nailed-on) European referendum.

Modi has always kept his distance from the powerful elite of Delhi, going to the extent of running his campaign from Gujarat rather than the capital.

For airborne ash the Wellington VAAC does this to some extent by running a small HYSPLIT ensemble, with a range of eruption parameters, and with meteorological data from 3 NWP models.

Understaffed, overworked, underpaid and to some extent actually running scared, we went about inventing what would be not just a popular but also a very controversial show.

15 Quantifying the extent of running performance decrement at low to moderate altitude would provide coaches with valuable knowledge to prepare TS athletes to better compete under hypoxic conditions.

And so, to some extent, you run against that at your peril".

And so to the extent they ran a campaign that didn't upset any of those things, it was successful".