extent

to a certain extent

Somewhat; partly; in a limited way or to a limited degree. Your essay would be improved to a certain extent by tidying up your paragraphs, but your topic on the whole has some fundamental problems. Our administration is willing to negotiate to a certain extent, but we aren't ready to make any significant changes to the legislation.

to a degree

Somewhat; partly; in a limited way or to a limited degree. Your essay would be improved to a degree by tidying up your paragraphs, but your topic on the whole has some fundamental problems. Our administration is willing to negotiate to a degree, but we aren't ready to make any significant changes to the legislation.

See also: degree

to a great extent

To a large or significant degree; greatly; a lot. While I agree with the chairman's points to a great extent, there are a few details that I think bear closer scrutiny. The economic collapse was caused to a great extent by the rise in the lending of subprime mortgages.

to a large extent

To a great or significant degree; greatly; a lot. While I agree with the chairman's points to a large extent, there are a few details that I think bear closer scrutiny. The economic collapse was caused to a large extent by the rise in the lending of subprime mortgages.

to a limited extent

Somewhat; partly; in a limited way. Your essay would be improved to a limited extent by tidying up your paragraphs, but your topic on the whole has some fundamental problems. The administration is willing to negotiate to a limited extent, but it is not ready to make any significant changes to the legislation.

to an extent

Somewhat; partly; in a limited way or to a limited degree. Your essay would be improved to an extent by tidying up your paragraphs, but your topic on the whole has some fundamental problems. Our administration is willing to negotiate to an extent, but we aren't ready to make any significant changes to the legislation.

to some degree

Somewhat; partly; in a limited way or to a limited extent. Your essay would be improved to some degree by tidying up your paragraphs, but your topic on the whole has some fundamental problems. The administration is willing to negotiate to some degree, but it is not ready to make any significant changes to the legislation.

See also: degree

to some extent

Somewhat; partly; in a limited way or to a limited degree. Your essay would be improved to some extent by tidying up your paragraphs, but your topic on the whole has some fundamental problems. The administration is willing to negotiate to some extent but it is not ready to make any significant changes to the legislation.

to a great extent

Cliché mainly; largely. To a great extent, Mary is the cause of her own problems. I've finished my work to a great extent. There is nothing important left to do.

to some extent

to some degree; in some amount; partly. I've solved this problem to some extent. I can help you understand this to some extent.

to a degree

Also, to an extent. See to some degree.

See also: degree

to some degree

Also, to a certain degree; to some or a certain extent ; to a degree or an extent . Somewhat, in a way, as in To some degree we'll have to compromise, or To an extent it's a matter of adjusting to the colder climate. The use of degree in these terms, all used in the same way, dates from the first half of the 1700s, and extent from the mid-1800s.

See also: degree

The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer.

to...extent

used to show how far something is true or how great an effect it has: To a certain extent, we are all responsible for this tragic situation. He had changed to such an extent (= so much) that I no longer recognized him. The pollution of the forest has seriously affected plant life and, to a lesser extent, wildlife. To what extent is this true of all schools?

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

to a degree

To a small extent; in a limited way: doesn't like spicy food, but can eat a little pepper to a degree.

See also: degree

American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

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References in periodicals archive

According to APQC's data, 80% of organizations report that they evaluate transportation companies on their carbon management practices to at least some extent. A full 29% report that they evaluate transportation companies to a significant extent or greater.

Think strategically about carbon management: Aside from environmental benefits, closely tracking carbon provides an opportunity for superior logistics performance

"The survey's goals focus on recording the extent of participation in gambling activities, identifying the extent of problematic participation among the public, studying gamblers' social and demographic traits, the frequency with which they engage in gambling, and their budgeted and real spending in gambling."

First-ever study of gambling in Cyprus in the works

Conservationists warned that in the last 30 years, the summer sea ice extent has shrunk by an area roughly equivalent to a quarter the size of Europe.

Sea ice in the Arctic has melted 610,000 sq miles below average

Table(1) Extent of Spending Among College Students in terms of Clothing and Accessories

SPENDING BEHAVIOR AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS

The total polar sea ice spanned 6.26 million square miles, 790,000 square miles less than the average global minimum extent for 1981-2010.

NASA: Sea Ice Extent In Both Poles Fall To Record Lows

The extent this year is 130,000 square kilometers less than the previous low of 14.64 million square kilometers, recorded in 2011 and 2006.

Warm winter sends Arctic Sea Ice to record low

Findings of research in table 2 concerning extent of effect of legal-policy making factors and notification in development of trust and development of e-citizen in view of citizens under study indicate that the items " localizing experiences of other countries in the context e-citizen" and "conducting strategic studies in the context of e-citizen" have been in turn ranked the first, and the items "implementation of e-city based on academic model and planning" and "set of suitable rules and regulations in the context of e-citizen" have been in turn ranked the last.

Fundamental approaches for development of trust in line with development of ecitizen in Zahedan

As shown in Table 2 in terms of the extent of leadership skills of the nurse middle managers, the highest assessment given by the nurse middle managers and the clinical instructors which established that delegating leadership skills was the dominant practice of the nurse middle managers.

Correlates to Decision-Making among Nurse Managers

This summer's minimum is still the sixth lowest extent of the satellite record and is 432,000 square miles (1.12 million square kilometers) lower than the 1981-2010 average, roughly the size of Texas and California combined.

Arctic Sea Ice shrinks to sixth lowest level on record

Although the minimum ice extent wasn't as low as that seen in 2007, when unusual weather conditions caused extreme melting, the sea ice area as measured by the microwave radiometer on NASA's Aqua satellite did drop slightly lower than 2007 levels for about ten days in early September.

Arctic sea-ice extent second lowest on record

Sea ice extent in the Northern hemisphere has now started to increase meaning that there is no expectation that the Arctic routes will open in 2009.

Weathernews Says Ice in Arctic Region Reaches 3rd Lowest Following 1978, 2009

GALWAY hurlers could be dealt another huge blow this week as they anxiously wait to establish the extent of the knee injury to promising full-back Ciaran O'Donovan.

TRIBE WAIT ON CIARAN INJURY CALL

Realizing the uncomfortable truth about this scenario, the researcher endeavors to carry out this study to particularly identify the extent of physiological, mental, psychological, sexual, and social stressors experienced by the tertiary female faculty during and after menopause and to what degree these stressors influenced their behavior in terms of anxiety, assertiveness, dominance, aggression, hostility, social withdrawal, and self-destructive behavior.

Menopausal stressors as attributes of behavioral changes

Inflation has diminished the purchasing power of our money to such an extent that nickels and pennies are now worth more melted down than their face value.

U.S. mint bans melting nickels and pennies

What types of job accommodations do they report needing, and to what extent are they receiving them?

The daily needs of people with MS--what research can do

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释义	extent to a certain extent Somewhat; partly; in a limited way or to a limited degree. Your essay would be improved to a certain extent by tidying up your paragraphs, but your topic on the whole has some fundamental problems. Our administration is willing to negotiate to a certain extent, but we aren't ready to make any significant changes to the legislation. See also: certain, extent to a degree Somewhat; partly; in a limited way or to a limited degree. Your essay would be improved to a degree by tidying up your paragraphs, but your topic on the whole has some fundamental problems. Our administration is willing to negotiate to a degree, but we aren't ready to make any significant changes to the legislation. See also: degree to a great extent To a large or significant degree; greatly; a lot. While I agree with the chairman's points to a great extent, there are a few details that I think bear closer scrutiny. The economic collapse was caused to a great extent by the rise in the lending of subprime mortgages. See also: extent, great to a large extent To a great or significant degree; greatly; a lot. While I agree with the chairman's points to a large extent, there are a few details that I think bear closer scrutiny. The economic collapse was caused to a large extent by the rise in the lending of subprime mortgages. See also: extent, large to a limited extent Somewhat; partly; in a limited way. Your essay would be improved to a limited extent by tidying up your paragraphs, but your topic on the whole has some fundamental problems. The administration is willing to negotiate to a limited extent, but it is not ready to make any significant changes to the legislation. See also: extent, limited to an extent Somewhat; partly; in a limited way or to a limited degree. Your essay would be improved to an extent by tidying up your paragraphs, but your topic on the whole has some fundamental problems. Our administration is willing to negotiate to an extent, but we aren't ready to make any significant changes to the legislation. See also: extent to some degree Somewhat; partly; in a limited way or to a limited extent. Your essay would be improved to some degree by tidying up your paragraphs, but your topic on the whole has some fundamental problems. The administration is willing to negotiate to some degree, but it is not ready to make any significant changes to the legislation. See also: degree to some extent Somewhat; partly; in a limited way or to a limited degree. Your essay would be improved to some extent by tidying up your paragraphs, but your topic on the whole has some fundamental problems. The administration is willing to negotiate to some extent but it is not ready to make any significant changes to the legislation. See also: extent Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. to a great extent Cliché mainly; largely. To a great extent, Mary is the cause of her own problems. I've finished my work to a great extent. There is nothing important left to do. See also: extent, great to some extent to some degree; in some amount; partly. I've solved this problem to some extent. I can help you understand this to some extent. See also: extent McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. to a degree Also, to an extent. See to some degree. See also: degree to some degree Also, to a certain degree; to some or a certain extent ; to a degree or an extent . Somewhat, in a way, as in To some degree we'll have to compromise, or To an extent it's a matter of adjusting to the colder climate. The use of degree in these terms, all used in the same way, dates from the first half of the 1700s, and extent from the mid-1800s. See also: degree The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. to...extent used to show how far something is true or how great an effect it has: To a certain extent, we are all responsible for this tragic situation. He had changed to such an extent (= so much) that I no longer recognized him. The pollution of the forest has seriously affected plant life and, to a lesser extent, wildlife. To what extent is this true of all schools? Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary to a degree To a small extent; in a limited way: doesn't like spicy food, but can eat a little pepper to a degree. See also: degree American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. See also: to a certain degree to a certain extent to an extent to some degree to some extent to...extent to a limited extent to a degree biological biological clock is ticking References in periodicals archive According to APQC's data, 80% of organizations report that they evaluate transportation companies on their carbon management practices to at least some extent. A full 29% report that they evaluate transportation companies to a significant extent or greater. Think strategically about carbon management: Aside from environmental benefits, closely tracking carbon provides an opportunity for superior logistics performance "The survey's goals focus on recording the extent of participation in gambling activities, identifying the extent of problematic participation among the public, studying gamblers' social and demographic traits, the frequency with which they engage in gambling, and their budgeted and real spending in gambling." First-ever study of gambling in Cyprus in the works Conservationists warned that in the last 30 years, the summer sea ice extent has shrunk by an area roughly equivalent to a quarter the size of Europe. Sea ice in the Arctic has melted 610,000 sq miles below average Table(1) Extent of Spending Among College Students in terms of Clothing and Accessories SPENDING BEHAVIOR AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS The total polar sea ice spanned 6.26 million square miles, 790,000 square miles less than the average global minimum extent for 1981-2010. NASA: Sea Ice Extent In Both Poles Fall To Record Lows The extent this year is 130,000 square kilometers less than the previous low of 14.64 million square kilometers, recorded in 2011 and 2006. Warm winter sends Arctic Sea Ice to record low Findings of research in table 2 concerning extent of effect of legal-policy making factors and notification in development of trust and development of e-citizen in view of citizens under study indicate that the items " localizing experiences of other countries in the context e-citizen" and "conducting strategic studies in the context of e-citizen" have been in turn ranked the first, and the items "implementation of e-city based on academic model and planning" and "set of suitable rules and regulations in the context of e-citizen" have been in turn ranked the last. Fundamental approaches for development of trust in line with development of ecitizen in Zahedan As shown in Table 2 in terms of the extent of leadership skills of the nurse middle managers, the highest assessment given by the nurse middle managers and the clinical instructors which established that delegating leadership skills was the dominant practice of the nurse middle managers. Correlates to Decision-Making among Nurse Managers This summer's minimum is still the sixth lowest extent of the satellite record and is 432,000 square miles (1.12 million square kilometers) lower than the 1981-2010 average, roughly the size of Texas and California combined. Arctic Sea Ice shrinks to sixth lowest level on record Although the minimum ice extent wasn't as low as that seen in 2007, when unusual weather conditions caused extreme melting, the sea ice area as measured by the microwave radiometer on NASA's Aqua satellite did drop slightly lower than 2007 levels for about ten days in early September. Arctic sea-ice extent second lowest on record Sea ice extent in the Northern hemisphere has now started to increase meaning that there is no expectation that the Arctic routes will open in 2009. Weathernews Says Ice in Arctic Region Reaches 3rd Lowest Following 1978, 2009 GALWAY hurlers could be dealt another huge blow this week as they anxiously wait to establish the extent of the knee injury to promising full-back Ciaran O'Donovan. TRIBE WAIT ON CIARAN INJURY CALL Realizing the uncomfortable truth about this scenario, the researcher endeavors to carry out this study to particularly identify the extent of physiological, mental, psychological, sexual, and social stressors experienced by the tertiary female faculty during and after menopause and to what degree these stressors influenced their behavior in terms of anxiety, assertiveness, dominance, aggression, hostility, social withdrawal, and self-destructive behavior. Menopausal stressors as attributes of behavioral changes Inflation has diminished the purchasing power of our money to such an extent that nickels and pennies are now worth more melted down than their face value. U.S. mint bans melting nickels and pennies What types of job accommodations do they report needing, and to what extent are they receiving them? The daily needs of people with MS--what research can do
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