Sentence examples for extent shares from inspiring English sources

Alert to everyday moments and the subtleties of the natural world, "The Anchorage" is an immersive depiction of a solitary, self-sufficient life, one that the actor to an extent shares with her character.

It is closely related to the Breton language, and to a lesser extent shares commonalities with the Welsh language, although they are not mutually intelligible.

Money is to some extent shared.

Their minds apprehend the evolution of knowledge and, to some extent, share fundamental discoveries.

Dail deputies are targeted to a modest extent, sharing in the cuts to public sector pay.

However, in that age of the welfare state and fairer taxation it was assumed that the benefits of automation would be to a significant extent shared.

These structural problems are to some extent shared by all countries in the euro zone, but in Italy they often seem worse.

This perception is to some extent shared by the medical community, which can't quite make its mind up whether depression is a physical "illness", rooted in neurochemistry, or a negative habit of thought that can be addressed by talking or behavioural therapies.

Our findings demonstrate the presence of hallmark effects of verbal memory such as similarity, word length, primacy/recency for the domain of non-vocal timbre, and suggest that memory for speech and non- vocal timbre sequences might to a large extent share underlying mechanisms.

Now, to fulfil the job to a great extent, sharing information among different hospitals is necessary.

Another Spanish economy's predicament, to some extent shared with other Southern European countries, lies in the barriers to competition in certain sectors and product markets.