Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Mar 13, 2011 ... Is there a measurable difference in meaning between the phrases "to a degree" and "to an extent" (or "to some degree" and "to some extent")?
• If you say that something is true to an extent, to some extent, or to a certain extent, you mean that it is partly but not completely true. To an extent, they're both ...
• to an extent. Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Jump to: navigation, search. English[edit]. Adverb[edit]. to an extent (not comparable). Partly; in part.
• Of course, to an extent, she did. That was the extent of their conversation before Señor Medena cut in. These islands, and to the extent to which they have been ...

• For the quick marking, registering and to some extent securing all hardware.
• The explanations put forward by the Commission justify that delay only to some extent.
• Those resources are to some extent already available, but they are woefully underused.
• The lower lignin content also affects, to some extent, the combustion speed.
• ECT is still used to some extent in Europe.
• External financing has to some extent averted or delayed the adjustment.
• I agree, to some extent, that labelling may not be sufficient.
• We too regard the EMEA as to some extent a government body.