Sentence examples for odd extent from inspiring English sources

Though Apple insists the Advertising Identifier is non-permanent and cannot be used to determine your identity -- and by all indications, the new system is far better than the old one, which really did identify you to an odd extent -- it still allows you to opt out of the program.

This is odd, given the extent to which Young is otherwise a figure of contemporary fascination.

ONE THING I didn't make quite explicit in the post below on drugs and competition is the major reason that I find complaints about "me-too!" drugs so odd:  to the extent that the drugs really are functionally identical, they tend to drive each other's prices down.

Perhaps to the extent that queer is sometimes defined as droll, or humorously odd.

If that sounds odd, you have to remember the extent to which Lean was Coward's protege.

One might wonder to what extent Simpson regards these odd women as a footnote to the big characters of her three previous books, blurry faces briefly glimpsed as the family car speeds by.

A similar trend was observed for most of the ML240/ML241 analogues tested, with only 19 and, to a lesser extent, 17 appreciably blocking ODD-Luc degradation.

BlackRock, a mutual-fund manager, is not unusual in having 70% of its Latin American portfolio invested in the country.The extent of these disparities looks odd.

At the same time, the antiliberal ideologies of Marxism-Leninism and, to a lesser extent, fascism (which lived in odd corners of the postcolonial world) conveyed a long-term optimism about the direction history would take.

Softness from diffraction and, to a lesser extent, defocus (which can create odd patterns rather than softness alone) can sometimes be mitigated by processing such as the "unsharp mask" function in the GIMP and Photoshop.

It works to a certain extent although there are still the odd blackouts here and there.