To a great extent, therefore, Grace deserves the nostalgic adulation he so often attracted.
To that extent, therefore, "the study's findings do not apply to Vanguard and the management of our funds," he added.
To some extent, therefore, all higher education institutions face increased risk however robust they may be individually.
To some extent, therefore, they are "pretending", which is to say, they are adopting aspects of another identity without forfeiting their underlying "whiteness".
To a considerable extent, therefore, African Americans attribute outcomes to procedural bias, while whites are more willing to attribute them to character flaws of blacks.
He added: "There are no operating nuclear reactors at Sellafield, so short-lived radionuclides such as iodine-131 are not present there to any significant extent – therefore no stable iodine tablets should be taken as there is no need.
The existing knowledge stock might not be commercialized to its full extent; therefore, knowledge flows must occur and transmission channels are needed.
To a large extent, therefore, the next government will need to do much more than just steer the IMF's chosen course.
To what extent therefore can our present understanding of electrocatalysis guide us to decipher nature's sophistication, or rather, can bioinspired electrocatalysis succeed to replicate and supersede nature's perfection "the exemplar paragon"?
He argued that any satisfactory peace on these lines could only be gained if military action backed up the diplomatic effort; to some extent, therefore, all negotiations, and especially those with the Russians at Åland throughout the year 1718, were designed to gain time.
To the extent, therefore, that the articles carried by the passenger for his personal use exceed in quantity and value such as are ordinarily or usually carried by passengers of like station and pursuing like journeys, they are not baggage for which the carrier, by general law, is responsible as insurer.
