Sentence examples for the considerable extent from inspiring English sources

But to the considerable extent that it mimics the Ryan plan, it would be a boon for the already wealthy.

The exchanges in Congress underscored the considerable extent to which Democrats and Republicans now believe that the question of who is to blame for the failure to verify those original assertions will carry enormous political consequences.

The revelation about Encounter was part of a general exposure of the considerable extent to which the C.I.A., by means of dummy foundations and front organizations such as the Congress for Cultural Freedom, headquartered in Berlin, had subsidized and promoted activities that it calculated to be anti-Soviet.

Peter Bradnock, of the British Poultry Meat Federation, said the lack of full-time veterinary presence had "no bearing on the safety of poultry meat being produced or on the considerable extent of the inspection and controls already in place to safeguard public health".

There are only a few Ph groups that carry LUMO in the considerable extent.

Cohen's 1883 The Principle of the Infinitesimal Method and its History and the second, 1885 edition of Kant's Theory of Experience reveal the considerable extent to which he modified and deepened his epistemology and philosophy of science over the course of the 1870s and early 1880s.

The most affected group was the WSP, the least affected group was the LP, and to considerable extent the intermediate group was RP.

Since the deposition mechanism determines the coating properties to a considerable extent, the present work studied the key steps in the formation of Ca P during the hydrothermal process.

"There's going to be massive public inconvenience, there's going to be massive disruption to business and there's going to be a very big hit on Australia's international reputation because Qantas really is around the world, to a considerable extent, the face and the symbol of Australia," he said in televised remarks.

The extent to which they proliferate and take part in the transformation of the necrotic bone depends to a considerable extent upon the location of the transplant and the extent to which it is subjected to functional stimulation.

As director of the Admiralty's laboratories in London during the first World War, he developed a method of synthesizing acetone, which is used in the manufacture of cordite, and in the last war he reorganized to a considerable extent the American program for the production of artificial rubber.