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Meanings of considerable extent in English
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Usage of considerable extent in English
1
Teaching was to a considerable extent in the hands of the clergy.
2
The burying places are outside the walls, and are of considerable extent.
3
The debt had decreased to a considerable extent by the year 1812.
4
This monotony is apparent in almost all dressed grounds of considerable extent.
5
To a considerable extent he had been successful, though some decomposition occurred.
6
In our own time, co-operation has been practised to a considerable extent.
7
Espionage is still carried on by the enemy to a considerable extent.
8
The halibut, too, feeds to a considerable extent upon these red clams.
9
Beyond the bay, opening into it, is a lagoon of considerable extent.
10
The question therefore arises, whether colonization to any considerable extent is practicable.
11
Private warfare was checked and lawless robbery to a considerable extent restrained.
12
This village is of considerable extent, and is inhabited exclusively by Turks.
13
This knowledge was of necessity crude and, to a considerable extent, uncertain.
14
This original work of Van Dale is a book of considerable extent.
15
In Fifeshire, however, they have a fresh market to a considerable extent?-Yes.
16
The negative, you see, represents our actual invested capital to a considerable extent.
This collocation consists of:
Considerable extent through the time
Considerable extent across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common