Sentence examples for striking extent from inspiring English sources

Aides to both candidates agreed, to a striking extent, on the ways the political deck had been reshuffled.

The visions they expounded still hold sway and, to a striking extent, their interpretive battles are the ones that continue to preoccupy lawyers, law professors and judges.

Creative organisations depend to a striking extent on the X-factor provided by charismatic leaders such as Messrs Catmull and Lasseter.

To a striking extent, the pace of employment recovery has been stable at a level just above underlying labour-force growth.

To a striking extent, readers (customers, consumers, citizens — i.e., you and I) have taken charge of our interactions with publishers and other vendors in the marketplace, and this trend will only continue — with paradigm-shifting results.

Forty years later, America is being led, to a striking extent, by a new elite, a cohort of the best and the brightest whose advancement was formed, at least in part, by affirmative action policies.

Mr Chote questioned the decision to protect the NHS, saying that it was "striking" the extent to which this would intensify the spending squeeze for other departments.

The failure to advance the farm bill or the emergency aid was all the more striking given the extent of the continuing drought, with county after county across the nation having been declared an agricultural disaster area.

Indeed, when taken to its logical extreme, Tagliabue's logic might bring into striking relief the extent to which the senior ranks of league management continue to be administered by individuals who are similarly misrepresentative of the majority of game participants.

What I find really striking is the extent to which some of the well-known architecture awards are beginning to blur together.

That Sanders leads the others is no surprise, but most striking is the extent to which all of the major Democratic candidates have endorsed populist economic and political reforms.