Usage of "to that extent"

To the degree or extent that.

Ús de to that extent en anglès

It is, to that extent, similar to the situation of female politicians. 
 The Guardian 

Bethanne and I are not involved to that extent, Rashid said coldly. 
 Accidentally the sheikh's wife 

The tales about Rockham alone would have sharpened her to that extent. 
 Miss Pat at Artemis Lodge 

The school has grown in that time, but not to that extent. 
 Radio NZ 

So, to that extent, these two politicians are making a correct judgment. 
 The Guardian 

I laid a bet with him to that extent and won it. 
 The Iron Horse 

But the young man was not willing to suffer to that extent. 
 In His Steps 

He was a good Christian to that extent, I thank the Lord! 
 Shining Ferry 

I knew I could trust him to screw up to that extent. 
 Woken furies 

Not to that extent, of course, but just a condensed version. 
 My best friends have hairy legs 

I thought I could do well, but not to that extent. 
 The Guardian 

But I am sociable to that extent-whenI am in my right mind. 
 The Heavenly Twins 

But Carver's were not the only ones I'd worked on to that extent. 
 The Guardian 

Committing yourself to that extent can be a very insidious thing. 
 Toxic bachelors 

So to that extent, Stiglitz may find that he's preaching to the deaf. 
 The Guardian 

I have been culpable, and am culpable, Caroline; but not to that extent. 
 The King's Highway 

Significats de to that extent en anglès