Sentence examples for that extent the next from inspiring English sources

But nobody now would rather start the race in Labour's shoes: to that extent, the next election is already Mr Cameron's to lose.Hence the importance of the second question.

To that extent, the Court was right.

To that extent, the commitment is "funded".

To that extent, the findings are encouraging.

To the extent that the next Canadian government manages to use credit wisely, to the benefit of the many and not the few, it will offer Corbyn's Labour Party the model it has craved.

But to the extent that the next few films broke away from those first two fantasy adventures, both due to source material fidelity and changing directors, Columbus still deserves all the credit in the world for getting the franchise off to a financially (and artistically) promising start.

The overall condition of the castle had deteriorated to such an extent that the next laird was forced to abandon it and live in nearby Laggarie.

As I flicked through the images, some of the shots of the mountains, of the sacred Mount Kailas, majestic in their awe-inspiring silence, brought tears to my eyes; and one particular picture, aside from making me laugh, made me crave watermelon to such an extent that the next day I had to, come what may, eat watermelon.

To a great extent, the next five years promise to mirror the last five, and that should point you to energy and commodities.

As a result, we may expect that the health sector in the industrialized world will grow to the extent that in the next 20 years it will have become the largest single economic sector in the world.

By the time Hughes, who began the day on 134, fell to Jade Dernbach with the score on 317, he had dominated Surrey to the extent that the next-best score in the innings was Billy Godleman's 37.