Well, he has pretty much dedicated his whole life so far to getting where he is today, even to the extent of sacrificing things like fun, mates, or anything which might stop him "reaching his potential".
Obviously, I'm not going to subscribe to the lazy praise of this record to the extent of other things.
This, however, is nothing we should be concerned about: "For, though the comprehension of our understandings comes exceeding short of the vast extent of things; yet we shall have cause enough to magnify the bountiful author of our being, for that proportion and degree of knowledge he has bestowed on us, so far above all the rest of the inhabitants of this our mansion" (I, I, 5).
"I think that as they grow up and as their income rises they'll probably start owning more things, but I think it's never going to be to the extent of the ownership of things of the previous generation".
Ms. Lieberson, too, focused on her known strengths, to the extent of recapitulating some things from her 2001 recital at Tully Hall: the Rilke Songs written for her by her husband, Peter Lieberson.
Strawberry growers, who turned on sprinklers to give their crops a protective glaze, said that they knew there would be some damage to their fruit, but that they would not know the extent of it until things thawed out early next week.
That said, FSB, a sub component of social capital, characterised by the extent of families doing things together, did not appear in either multivariate analysis carried out for the Spanish sample.
The extent of the connectedness of things was an abiding interest to Peter, and his delight in discovery and in telling us about his discoveries showed an enthusiasm that was both persuasive and infectious.
In an interview yesterday, Mr. Moonves said: "I was shocked by the extent of some of the things that went unchecked.
