There are no officials statistics available that illustrate the extent of Stamford's cat problem.
Sunday's result served to illustrate the extent to which party political landscapes across Europe are becoming ever more fractured.
For really bad ideas can help illustrate the extent to which policy discourse has gone off the rails.
Two recent cases – one in Africa, the other in Latin America – illustrate the extent of the problem.
It was a simple observation and, I thought, a useful way to illustrate the extent to which the Australian music industry is dominated by a narrow demographic group.
The research also helped to illustrate the extent to which the so-called science was nothing more than another form of white supremacy in a very conservative state.
To illustrate the extent of the problem facing agencies which support young people, she said there are 5.5 million young people aged 16-24 in England and three million have tried drugs.
How the Burj Khalifa, among the world's most luxurious properties, can be considered distressed helps to illustrate the extent of the downturn in Dubai's real estate market in recent years.
The ads illustrate the extent to which the debate over guns and gun violence since the mass shooting at an elementary school in Newtown, Conn., has played out differently in Texas than it has in other parts of the country.
To illustrate the extent of decay in the intercontinental ballistic missile force, the reviews found that maintenance crews used to have access to only one set of tools required to tighten bolts on the warhead end of the Minuteman III missile, and that this toolset was being used by crews at all three ICBM bases, in North Dakota, Wyoming and Montana.
The contracts, one of which runs until 2011, illustrate the extent to which the United States government remains reliant on private contractors like Blackwater, now known as Xe (pronounced zee) Services, to conduct some of its most sensitive operations and protect some of its most vital assets.
