to that extent

To that extent at least, the Republican, who once used to be a fiscal conservative, has less to lose in the crunch.

This had never been achieved to that extent before in computer animation.

Mr. Ludwig said: "I don't recall anybody saying there was going to be a remission. I don't think they were dreaming to that extent. "

So I'm very happy to have been of service to that extent, though I'm sorry that philosophy is gone often its own way would matter.

To that extent, I've been looking for a simple piece of cross-platorm software to read eBooks with.

When a life embodies one or more of these values (or others), and feels engaging to the one who lives it, it is to that extent meaningful.

Tell us more, said many voters in New Hampshire: to that extent, they were right to deny him certain nomination.

To that extent at least, American democracy remains in rude health.

But nobody now would rather start the race in Labour's shoes: to that extent, the next election is already Mr Cameron's to lose.

Not only has social power atrophied to that extent, but the disposition to exercise it in that particular direction has atrophied with it.

To that extent, at least, he had prepared the ground for Libya.

To that extent, mankind is still vulnerable to the vagaries of the planet.

To that extent, a poor man who shares his crust with a starving friend is surely a greater altruist than either billionaire.

Foltz-Smith replied that they were expecting to be compared to Google, but not to that extent.

Your sexuality may become mixed with religious feelings and to that extent may elude physical manifestation entirely for periods of time.

For friendship's sake we may exceptionally consider reducing our price a little, but never to that extent.

sake, we may exceptionally consider reducing our price a little, but never to that extent.

to that extent , all fiction and biography , and most historiography , are a lie.

To that extent, the Republicans are reflecting the popular will, not obstructing it.

"To that extent I remain optimistic this year that the retail recovery is certainly unfolding, " Niemira said.

Well, in order to help you develop business in this line, we may consider making some concessions in your price, but never to that extent.

In the case of Mr. Talbot this didn't happen, so to that extent he was fortunate.

Could anyone say something so bald-faced unless their values were twisted to that extent?

Yes bikes do need to be maintained too, but not to that extent.

To that extent, the liberal argument for the single market is won.

To that extent his difficulties are predictable.

Unless you work on loss-of-life-critical software, you probably have never tested code to that extent or seen it so tested.

A: I'm afraid that's impossible. You can't expect us to reduce it to that extent.

If you are interest-ed only in your regular occupation, you are alive only to that extent.

Impossible. How can you expect us to make a reduction to that extent ?

Impossible. How can you except us to make a reduction to that extent.

To that extent, the work I do may always require some element of faith.

How can you expect us to make a reduction to that extent?

In that degree; to that extent. Used with the comparative form of adjectives: