Sentence examples for hand the extent from inspiring English sources

Countries with regulatory codes descended from English common law tend to have stronger investor protection than countries with civil-law traditions founded on Roman law; presumably, on the other hand, the extent of modern financial development cannot have affected the historical legal tradition.

On the other hand, the extent and significance of cultural differences are still a matter of considerable controversy (Pinker 2002).

On the other hand, the extent of inter-diffusion zone was less for the specimen with a continuous NiAl surface layer before and after S-CO2 exposure.

On the one hand, the extent and boundaries of each area within a zone take residential and floating population density, administrative boundaries, and city infrastructure into account.

On one hand, the extent of punishment is relevant to the type of attack; the greater the threat is, the more serious the punishment is.

For late second language (L2) learners on the other hand, the extent to which the neural architecture supporting syntactic processing is similar to or different from that of native speakers is still unclear.

He discovers first-hand the extent of the purging of villages and towns in the name of rooting out all dissent.

There were hugs, hollers of delight and laughter and tears and you could see first-hand the extent of Meiselas's emotional investment in the project and the equally intense response it engendered in her subjects.

It's not hard to understand her sentiments; after all, she's seen first-hand the extent of Jamaica's homophobia, being a friend of Dwayne Jones, the trans teen who was brutally murdered last July.

Experiencing first-hand the extent and depths of poverty in America, she felt, had been for him a revelation.

I have been in a unique and fortunate position to be immersed in the heart of FinTech innovation and to observe first-hand the extent of what is becoming a true disruption to businesses that have in turn disrupted financial markets in the late 1970s and 1980s.