Sentence examples for to some extent necessary from inspiring English sources

The service additions were made possible, and to some extent necessary, by several developments, including the construction of a 950-car parking lot at the Bridgeport station and the completion of a new platform in the Stamford station.

Words invoked by the majority, such as transcervical procedures, osmotic dilators, instrumental disarticulation, and paracervical block, may be accurate and are to some extent necessary, but for citizens who seek to know why laws on this subject have been enacted across the nation, the words are insufficient.

Replications of task address not only concerns related to quantity of evidence but are to some extent necessary for addressing issues of reliability (Brennan 2001).

While Gvaryahu recognizes that military presence in Hebron is, to some extent, necessary for maintaining its settler population, he questions whether it's ultimately worth it.

If any provision or part-provision of these terms and conditions is or becomes invalid, illegal or unenforceable, it shall be deemed modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it valid, legal and enforceable.

The guidelines say that if an officer takes drugs because they perceive an immediate threat, then this should be limited to the minimum extent necessary to mitigate that threat.

That is a major problem and if this is not addressed, the teachers will never have a real opportunity to become actively involved to the minimum extent necessary.

It remains to be seen whether that's going to occur to the extent necessary".