Sentence examples for extent will have from inspiring English sources

Their estimation and extent will have an impact on the success of REDD mechanisms.

Dynasty Warriors 4 expands on its predecessors by adding new characters, new modes of play and a completely new 'Edit Mode.' Instead of having strict routines to follow during battle, officers, to some extent, will have a greater reaction to the events taking place on the battlefield in the game and may react to things more often.

Traditionalists will cry, "Eurotrash!," and to some extent they will have a point.

To some extent it will have been priced in - we knew what type of institution we were buying..

We are still discovering its extent and will have to do a full and thorough final assessment at some point," said survey coordinator Drubha Thapa, president of the Nepali Engineers Association NEAA).

Enough of the schedule remains for the Mets to make up their deficit, but to some extent they will have to win many of the games they play while the West teams are playing each other.

Forcing people into "managed" health schemes, where some species of bureaucrat decides which treatments are cost-effective, is politically toxic; it was the central tenet of Hillary Clinton's disastrous failed reform in 1994.But to some extent it will have to be done.

And young people will be the ones who -- to the largest extent -- will have to live and implement the coming goals and plans.

This means, to some extent, we will have a baseline robot that will surpass human ability to sense.

The probability that an individual will move between habitat patches, and the distance covered, will affect to what extent it will have different fitness opportunities and constraints [ 4].

"To the extent that members will have a say in policy, in what the party's about," he adds.