Sentence examples for the extent of using from inspiring English sources
As De Waal notes in his new book, Are We Smart Enough to Know How Smart Animal Are?, apes appear to ape us – even to the extent of using iPads.
"When clearly the bulk of the peaceful people weren't joining in a riot, why did we have to go to the extent of using tear gas and percussion grenades?" he said.
In an interview with the press, the then chief constable of Durham revealed that friends of Goody were planning a full-scale military attack to free him "even to the extent of using tanks, bombs and what I believe are known as limited atomic weapons".
"The Chinese coast guard tried to drive away Filipino fishing vessels to the extent of using water cannon," Gen Bautista told a foreign reporters' forum in Manila on Monday.
The survey consists of one question about the extent of using ROM in daily practice, with five response categories from 'never' to 'always'always
Even though participants' accounts differed in the extent of using medical terms (e.g. OA, cartilage) and understanding of knee OA, there was an attempt in most cases to use a mechanical model in order to "give a name" and explain their illness experience.
Information about the extent of use of these drugs in Norway was obtained from the National Prescription Database.
Increasingly, the constraint to more extensive use of no-tillage is the extent of use by existing adopters.
The driving force was the need to know the extent of use of titanium white in relation to its risk of photocatalytic degradation [16 18].
It could also be assumed that there is an association between DP and the extent of use required before such changes become classed as damage.
Interestingly, the factors that affect the extent of use of technological innovations do also affect that of clusters of management practices.
