Examples of using To a great extent in English and their translations into Danish
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They had to a great extent obtained direct influence over their own work situation by setting up semi-autonomous groups
So one wheel affects the other wheel's movement to a great extent,” explains Niklas Fröjd.
When you are interested to improve physical fitness levels to a great extent, it is better to combine high-intensity interval training with some trusted supplements.
I am therefore delighted that the report has adopted positions which to a great extent include the proposals I submitted to the Parliamentary Committee.
too, should, to a great extent, work more openly,
High feed cutters are being employed to a great extent on lighter machines for a light
Loss of photos can be prevented to a great extent by taking a copy of the photos as backup.
which he did to a great extent.
Finally, development sustainability hinges to a great extent on the degree to which women are included in the development process.
The quality of the state aid scoreboard again relies to a great extent on the information the Commission departments receive from the Member States.
To a great extent it's about adapting
This means that mankind to a great extent still acts not on real intelligence
it has already been sacrificed to a great extent to market forces.
consume to a great extent, or perpetuate some other destructive patterns.
The safety of consumers depends to a great extent on the active enforcement of Community product safety requirements.
Langgaard was, to a great extent, neglected by the musical establishment
The European Parliament's analysis of the main demographic issues is to a great extent in line with the conclusions of the Commission's 2007 report.
consume to a great extent, or perpetuate other sorts of adverse patterns.
popularised this myth to a great extent.
its allies are trying, to a great extent successfully, to weaken the text originally put forward for the convention.