Sentence examples for extent working from inspiring English sources

The results demonstrate that in saline-treated control rats acquisition and retention of reference memory and, to a lesser extent, working memory was superior in the dark period.

In a twist, Mr. Simmons is also a major donor to Restore Our Future, the super PAC supporting Mr. Romney, meaning that Mr. Simmons's money was to some extent working against itself during the January run of Republican primaries.

Mr. Dowd says he is simply, to a large extent, working to correct a campaign scorecard -- likely to get endlessly amplified in these days of the 24-hour news cycle -- that he sees as occasionally marred by flawed polls biased against his candidate.

It would be interesting to compare working memory skills with more traditional concepts in criminology, such as self-control and cognitive empathy, to find out to what extent working memory is another relevant individual-level correlate of antisocial behavior.

Lee: I guess the original mantra in my mind was, "become the client". That means that you are in a successful enough position to have the lawyers, agents, and even studio executives, to some extent, working for you.

In fact, presidential vacations are "almost always, to some extent," working vacations, Rutkow said.

"All of the festival shows are, to a certain extent, works in progress," Mr. Cohen said.

But we were also after lines which, to some extent, worked as standalones, condensed versions of a movie's mission statement.

He still has a mercurial ability, though teams have to an extent worked him out.

The company wasn't like Google or Yahoo in the early days". Uber's strategy, to some extent, worked.

However, our data also suggest that any future involvement by health professionals may need to involve a financial incentive, which appears to have, to some extent, worked in the past to drive up screening among women.