Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Security depends to a great degree on the legal area within which the companies carry out their commercial activity.
• It has also improved to a great degree its safety performance.
• The Serbian minority has a weak presence in the Assembly and is still manipulated to a great degree by politicians in Belgrade.
• The main problem with nuclear energy is the public's conception of dangers, exacerbated to a great degree by past accidents such as Chernobyl.
• Getting in shape can be to a great degree troublesome.
• The authorities of the Member States need clear rules on like guaranteeing connections adapted with the peripheral islands and regions that depend to a great degree from the marine transport .
• Last of all, the past history, which to a great degree many Latin American countries share in common, is a further element of unity.
• These are all correct interpretations, but insufficient to a great degree.

• Enhance your body's nutrient efficiency: Tri Tren helps your body utilize protein, carbohydrate and fat that you consume to a greater degree.
• Reference was made to a greater degree of understanding.
• One could achieve the 120g level by introducing additional solutions, such as introducing biofuels to a greater degree than at present, as well as by introducing additional solutions in vehicles, such as signals to change gears or low resistance tyres.
• From the same perspective, in many cases it contains significantly higher extent of grain pests in contrast to surroundings, also may be degraded due to a greater degree of moisture.
• The REACH Regulation defines an article as "an object which during production is given a special shape, surface or design which determines its function to a greater degree than its chemical composition".
• He developed this new style to a greater degree than any other compser in the 18th century.
• But the addition you make on the top of your car increases its capacity to a greater degree.
• The complexity and the ensuing increase in costs arising from new regulations affect smaller institutions to a greater degree, which means that considering differentiating regulations is sensible.