用“to an extent”造句大全，to an extent造句

And they have carefully and gradually freed up an economy that was (and to an extent still is) unduly mired in red tape.

The fact that I engaged with the men under the premise of art created, to an extent, a level playing field: everyone was taking a risk.

At the same time I think the present government has not really settled down to an extent to formulate and implement an integrated policy against militancy and the rising insurgency.

"There is a lot of support at Yale, to an extent, after a while, there is too much support," he said, half-joking about the countless resources available at the school.

He overelaborates to an extent that his novels must be cut radically before being published.

The economic clauses of the treaty were malignant and silly to an extent that made them obviously futile.

They quickly understand that their lifetime of ingesting these harmful products has totally overwhelmed and destroyed their endothelium to an extent where it is unable to protect them.

And while wave power is, to an extent, dependent on the weather, tidal power has the tremendous advantage of being totally predictable [Channel 4].

Falling in love can blind us to an extent.

It's important to keep people happy to an extent, but the fate of any one human is largely insignificant.

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Art is always to an extent about trying to create order out of chaos.藝術，在某種程度上永遠是關於如何從雜亂中理出條理。

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I do this to an extent myself; everything I download goes into a special folder, things pile up over time, and then it's impossible to extract a needle from the haystack.

I'd say working at a magazine is glamorous to an extent, but not in the way it's portrayed in films.

Communicate with the client to an extent as described in the Project Specific Procedures.

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Perhaps the last remark was true, to an extent.