Examples of using Some extent in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
To some extent.
Not at all. To some extent.
To some extent, but not.
For a long time… to some extent.
To some extent this is true.
People also translate
I still believe it to some extent.
Well, to some extent, they both were.
And we're all living it to some extent.
It is, to some extent, dubious.
We're all wearing masks to some extent.
To some extent, this is recommended.
North Korea did that to some extent.
To some extent, this is indeed the case.
I can also alter emotions to some extent.
To some extent it is true.
We're all wearing masks to some extent.
To some extent, everything depends on them.
I can also alter emotions to some extent.
This to some extent is the spirit of prophecy;
This is already starting to work to some extent.
To some extent Polyaticham"was most lucky.
Every story has inherent bias, to some extent.
To some extent this fact somewhat depressing.
Today, practically all are educated to some extent.
To some extent this trend came to Kobrin.
And all are collectors to some extent, right?
In some extent it has the right to life and now.
But surely the dangers are, to some extent, exaggerated.
We are to some extent what we are by birth.
We can imagine our Lord's condition to some extent.
