Sentence examples for extent the problem from inspiring English sources
American officials said that to some extent, the problem of stabilizing Afghanistan may be eased by having American, British and other allied forces in the country.
The energy industry was already beginning to spiral when the current government took office in 2008, and to a large extent, the problem is inherited.
He also maintained that "everyone recognizes that to a large extent the problem lies in Argentina," a statement that did not ring true to other governments in the region.
The Times quotes the magazine's spokesman as saying: "The flaws which IDS has highlighted were inherent in a benefits system created by the government and, to that extent, the problem is the government's and not one of [our] making.
To a certain extent, the problem of whether a scientific model is nothing but a subjective construct in which the scientist unites his experience is the same as the problem that Kant had in mind.
It was, she says, a useful way of getting the word out.To an extent, the problem of local news is generational a result of the difficulty of adapting to new technology.
To some extent, the problems in NATO can be traced to changes since the end of the cold war.
