Sentence examples for much greater extent from inspiring English sources

Television – and to a much greater extent advertising – are thoroughly escapist.

And Iraq, to a much greater extent than the pre-election polls implied, mattered.

Research has shown that educated women participate in community decisions to a much greater extent.

But it does want public-sector pay to reflect regional conditions to a much greater extent.

Mr. Bush had to deal with Democrats in powerful positions to a much greater extent than Mr. Perry has.

To a much greater extent than is generally acknowledged, our eating habits are determined by economic cycles.

To a much greater extent than in America, smaller and medium-sized companies predominate, especially in southern Europe.

They still think the government is funding the education system to a much greater extent than it is.

So the snail uses the fungus to control the marsh grass to a much greater extent than it could do on its own.

Of course, since undergraduate tuition fees were raised to £9,000, universities depend to a much greater extent on fee income than government funding.

At their empire's height, they had a fast and efficient postal service, of much greater extent than any the world had seen.