Sentence examples for ultimate extent from inspiring English sources
The MGI said government policy and labour market practices helped determine the ultimate extent of flat or falling incomes.
"We've got an awful lot of work to do against good quality opposition who will test us out to the ultimate extent," Hodgson said.
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, fiction seemed to have reached the ultimate extent of such exploration in the novels of Henry James and Marcel Proust, writers for whom actual events became totally subordinate to psychological exactitude.
"Internet commerce will not develop to the ultimate extent because people just will continue to not have confidence that their private information will be protected to the maximum," Mr. Pitofsky said.
But he craved something vaster and more dangerous, so he purchased "a general history of navigation, supported by a vast body of voyages": a work that was, like its subject, "indefinite as to its ultimate extent" and, as he was told by a jesting clerk, might involve as many as fifteen thousand volumes.
This can lessen the impact of later disasters, as the ultimate extent of a disaster is crucially determined by the reaction of the affected population.
Both the ultimate possible extent of drainage basins and the opening of individual headwater channels are influenced by available drainage area.
Because tensile properties of PEEK depend on its crystallinity, we observed a decrease in properties such as Young's modulus and the ultimate elongation, the extent of which depended on the degree of crosslinking.
This degree of unsaturation determines to a large extent the ultimate use of the fat.
In the case of the major axis bending causing the long leg in compression and minor axis bending, an increase in eccentricity resulted in a reduction in the angle ultimate load but the extent of the reduction was more pronounced for specimens under minor axis bending.
Branching of the alkyl chain reduces the extent of ultimate anaerobic biodegradation (Rehman et al., 2005).
