Sentence examples for extents as a from inspiring English sources

Advances in marine geophysics have greatly assisted our understanding of mass transfer pathways and of former ice extents as a measure of ice dynamics, and have identified the primary depocenters and key lithofacies of glacial sinks.

It is shameful that we are so afraid of difference that we go to incredible extents as a community to persecute those who are different from us.

The state fosters this growth to a great extent, as well.

The Depression began, to a large extent, as a garden-variety downturn.

This précis serves, to an extent, as a reproof of what one loves.

The selloff can be explained to some extent as a market correction and part of a wider flight from risk.

But Mr. Peterson seems to approach "the American family" to a large extent as a color-blind term.

P. oleracea sativa, known as kitchen garden pusley, is grown to some extent as a potherb, mostly in Europe.

To a great extent, as a new member, he kept his head down and did not showboat, even though he was something of a celebrity in the Senate.

As a tenor and soprano saxophonist, and even to some extent as a composer, Mr. Potter has long been a disciple of Mr. Shorter, who is now 77.

So I think of myself, to a certain extent, as a poet who does voices, which I think is a pretty orthodox way of going about writing, and has been since the modernists.