Sentence examples for extents from a from inspiring English sources

To validate the assumption that the 100-year is a viable proxy, we recalculated the results for England using flood extents from a comprehensive study by the Environment Agency (EA 54.

Similarly, the Phox2b mutant backgrounds analyzed so far, in which the RTN was deleted and CO2/pH chemosensitivity abrogated, suffered to various extents from a lack of specificity.

That makes Rubio the only candidate so far that has benefited to such an extent from a nonprofit that keeps its donors secret.

Most of Mississippi's electrical power comes from plants fired by coal and natural gas and to a somewhat lesser extent from a nuclear power station near Port Gibson.

Chinese exporters may be benefiting to some extent from a global version of the "Wal-Mart effect," in which customers turn to lower-cost vendors during times of economic distress.

Additionally, the application of this section to pictorial, graphic, and sculptural works does not extend to the production of transmission programs drawn to any substantial extent from a compilation of such works.

They can build, to some extent, from a common modeling base and some commonality in equipment.

Should Eisner have been rewarded to this extent from a tide that was lifting all boats?

So to what extent, from a founder perspective, right, you're building the system, can you tell.

"To a certain extent, from a legal and compliance angle [related to requirements around the Goldman investment], the company is already an IPO candidate," he added.

The counter to this is I guess…this is what people want and expect to a certain extent from a mode like this.