Sentence examples for meaningful extent from inspiring English sources

Just flitting into exotic parts of the earth and gawping at its otherness would seem like some form of voyeurism, but is it always possible to engage with other ways of life to any meaningful extent on our travels?

Information will not, and cannot, be exchanged to any meaningful extent by countries and territories whose "offer" is that they don't ask for it or will turn a blind eye to being deceived.

But, as a policy, his frontal assault was a failure: the flow of drugs across the border did not diminish to any meaningful extent, and the two dominant trafficking organizations — the Sinaloa cartel and the Zetas — both made gains in territory and influence during the Calderón years.

The suggestion that the criminal law should only apply in circumstances where there has been extensive dissemination in other words where there are a significant number of Twitter followers involved, is in direct contrast to the basic principles of our libel laws, which only require a meaningful extent of publication for a defamatory allegation to be actionable.

It is possible to ask questions about who within the I.R.S. authorized and had knowledge of the targeting, whether anyone sought to stop it, whether liberal groups were also targeted to any meaningful extent, what the tangible impact of the targeting was and whether political groups misuse 501(c)(4) laws for tax exemption.

(3) The presence of RPs reduced students' RGB rates to a meaningful extent (motivational function).

When a life embodies one or more of these values (or others), and feels engaging to the one who lives it, it is to that extent meaningful.

Opinions varied, of course, but that the debate was widespread and meaningful reveals the extent to which Neo-Confucian ethical notions such as gi had become integral, substantive factors in public discourse in early-modern Japan.

We postulate that, in analogical reasoning, similarity between features of objects is only meaningful to the extent to which such features are useful to predict the existence of the relationships.

The purpose of the current study is to use the pain NRS to characterize and quantify in a clinical and meaningful way the extent of the relationship between pain severity scores and scores on other PROs that measure sleep, pain interference on daily functions, and mood.

However, it is important from the point of social validity (Wolf, 1978); that is, it seems meaningful that the extent of the effect of the treatment was noticeable for care workers as proxies and observers, because they were nearest to the participants.