Sentence examples for extent used from inspiring English sources

The Mongolian alphabet was to some extent used in the Altai region.

November 8 , 1723 April 10 , 1786ngland John Byron, (born Nov. 8, 1723—diEnglandl 10, 1786, England) British admiral, whose account (1768) of a shipwreck in South America was to some extent used by his grandson, the poet Lord Byron, in Don John Byron

But Kurt Hilgendorf, a history and economics teacher and a member of the Chicago Teachers Union budget and finance committee, said at the hearing on Wednesday that while budgeting was not an exact science, recent budget cycles suggested that the district, to some extent, used the budget as a political tool.

Finally, 24 of the 149 studies reviewed researched the same combination of categories of the six variables that we considered, yet only for one combination was the grain and extent used within the same order of magnitude.

Logistic regression analyses showed that those adolescents having both chronic headaches and comorbid mental health problems to a greater extent used internal coping strategies, such as keeping feelings inside (OR 2.05), using drugs (OR 1.79) and talking oneself out of problems (OR 1.55), compared to those with chronic headache alone.

"People with HSAM are to a certain extent used by others as repositories of memories".

I won't be so crude as to answer that question, but to a certain extent, use your imagination.

But look closely, and you'll find they all, to some extent, use the teaching profession as a shorthand for a character's dysfunction or even cosmic disenfranchisement.

You can already get a preview to some extent using AirPlay.

This situation can be overcome to some extent using probabilistic density functions [52].

These attributes could be minimized to a greater extent using rutile nano-TiO2.