Sentence examples for own extent from inspiring English sources

Here's how I'd put it: Fatas and Mihov have an Anna Karenina view of booms and busts, in which all happy economies are alike, but each unhappy economy is unhappy in – well, not exactly its own way, but certainly to its own extent.

Each fractal parameter has its own reasonable extent of values.

Some of these context variables are beyond their own control (extent of preparation, group size), but providing the teachers insights in these variables can help them to optimise the variables that are within their power.

Whereas discussions with residents in Union County suggest that in many ways they are encouraged to treat State Trust Lands "as their own" to some extent in their management decisions, Oklahoma policy distinctly separates private and state land management to a much greater extent.

Given the timidity of his campaign agenda, his supporters must, to some extent, own their disappointment.

He adopts Odile's tastes as his own, to the extent of later trying to make Isabelle imitate them.

Rand Paul too came into his own to an extent not previously seen in any of the three earlier debates.

"Each country will decide on its own to what extent and how it will cooperate with the U.S. in these matters," he said.

It stands to reason that Hulu would want to counteract that trend by adding more content of its own, to the extent that it can financially.

But the real understanding of what he had to do came as he began to take in, in a way that brought its own liberation, the extent to which the painful absurdities of life provided an objective correlative for this personal sense of alienation.

Because, of course, the Ethicurean's main USP is klaxoned by that name: it's all about the sustainability, the local suppliers, the foraging and the growing their own – to the extent that the place won Best Ethical Eats in the Observer Food Monthly Awards last year.