Similar words: to a lesser extent, hyperextend, overextend, overextended, hyperextension, to agree with, greater, overeaten. Meaning: adv. used to form the comparative of some adjectives and adverbs.
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1. In cyberspace, this will happen to a greater extent.
2. To some extent we all do: to a greater extent, perhaps, all actors do this.
3. Knights is opposed to specialist training to a greater extent than the Review writers ever were before the war.
4. The move provides several benefits: Work can, to a greater extent, be proactive rather than reactive.
5. This increased my knowledge of Ubuntu and Linux to a greater extent, thanks to all the people who produce this magazine by their precious effort.
6. And Empedocles, though he uses the causes to a greater extent than this, neither does so sufficiently nor attains consistency in their use.
7. Accumulated responsibility for emissions lies to a greater extent with industrialised OECD countries than with China, and no one wants to deny Chinese citizens the dream of private mobility.
8. It is the state that, to a greater extent in some societies than in others, must fill the gap.
9. Sooner or the VoIP service will be imperative to a greater extent in the telephony market.
10. Men, on the other hand, rely to a greater extent on muscle - building testosterone.
11. It at least overlaps to a greater extent than most of the other books.
12. This phenomenon has been seen to a greater extent in cats.
13. Such synergies can be built through channeling to a greater extent the credit line to areas where technical assistance and SME-cluster development activities are taking place.
14. Therefore, to a greater extent the production of the consumer society is the production of sign value as well as the production of basic survival needs.
15. To a greater extent than was formerly thought to be the case the monsoons appear to be in the nature of various kinds and degrees of modification of the general planetary wind system.
16. The law, perhaps to a greater extent than other disciplines(sentencedict.com), does concentrate on the rules and precedents announced in the past.
17. All schools depend on instructional media to a greater extent than in years past.
18. Her level of engagement shows that she was involved to a greater extent over a much larger part of the day.
19. Issue advocates designers discovery, feelings and needs, so that to a greater extent the awareness of designers is shown in the area of the image without interference of the reality principle.
20. Reading is for sure learning, but applying is also learning to a greater extent .
21. Thirty-two years later, many more earthquakes have occurred which have shaken concrete dams of all types worldwide to a greater extent.
22. They accordingly allowed banks to gear up their balance - sheets to a greater extent than before.
23. Netflix, the popular online DVD rental service, just announced a number of new features that will allow users to personalize their Netflix homepage to a greater extent than currently possible.
24. Reading is for sure learning, but applying also learning to a greater extent.
25. People who consciously attempt to be thankful and appreciative tend to feel happier and at peace to a greater extent than others.
26. In recent years market of Russian Far East has changed, the supply situation of consumption goods has evidently improved, but to a greater extent the market flourishing is reflected by import goods.
27. As a Chinese medicinal plant cordate Houttuynia has its genuineness related to its environmental factors but to a greater extent determined by its genetic factors.
28. With shorter shots, less defense, and higher scoring games(Sentence dictionary), centers were able to dominate to a greater extent.
29. Sooner or later, the total economic output of BRICS countries will surpass that of the G7, which will impact the world to a greater extent than the rise of the former Soviet Union.
More similar words: to a lesser extent, hyperextend, overextend, overextended, hyperextension, to agree with, greater, overeaten, greater than, extent, a great many, extenuate, a great deal, extention, come to an agreement, to the extent of, to some extent, extent of damage, to the extent that, exterminate, exterminated, greatest, threaten, peter the great, threatened, threatening, preferential treatment, extend, threateningly, latent heat.