Sentence examples for in to some extent from inspiring English sources
On the revenue side, President Obama gave in to some extent, raising the threshold for applying the Clinton era tax rates to $450,000, compared to the $250,000 level he had touted during his campaign.
The Colombian woman who cleaned our apartment every other week insisted on calling me that, and ignored my many requests to use my first name instead — until, finally, she gave in, to some extent, by calling me Mr. Davis; because of her, Ann and I sometimes call each other Davis and Avis.
That's still a significant discount the original price, however, an indication that Sallie is seen giving in to some extent.
Your victim will be either totally convinced, or so annoyed by your endless yammering that they'll give in to some extent.
Lastly, a little information obtained through the telephone was based on an estimate rather than actual figures on the paper and this bring in, to some extent, a recall bias in estimating the total postoperative cost of CHD patients.
This week Management Today quoted a source close to Walsh saying: "Paul would want to rein Ecclestone in to some extent from a good governance point of view," and would be "short-tempered" if he did not change his ways within a few months – a potentially confrontational situation that could have led to Ecclestone's removal.
The add-in to some extent competes with other solutions, like Nuance's support for dictation in Office 365 or Office 365 Online, for example, or even built-in OS-level support for dictation, which is already a feature found in both the Windows and Mac operating systems.
It has been maintained in Hinduism, to some extent in Buddhism, and occasionally in Christianity.
The same happens in Britain and in France to some extent.
Interestingly, patients with tumors improved in HRQOL to some extent in spite of their malignant conditions.
Accordingly, life course studies suggest that health inequalities in adulthood, to some extent, begin in the early years of life [ 30, 31].
