Sentences with phrase «at least some extent support»
While the PS4 Pro does to at least some extent support native 4K gaming, it doesn't include a 4K Ultra-HD Blu - Ray Player, an omission that has caught Sony some flak over the last year or so.
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Every minority - government budget is to some great extent a political document, purpose - built for two contradictory goals: persuading at least one opposition party to support it to keep the government afloat, while also serving as a de facto election platform if no one bites.
Assuming that's right, 6 teraflops in a set - top console in 2017 is a big deal, at least to the extent buyers care about native (or nearly so) 4K graphics, as well as support for a compelling higher - end virtual reality part.
But the clinical problem — for the physicians, at least — is identifying gait issues, as it can be difficult to support a patient's mobility functions without knowing their true extent.
There is some sense in which this is true, at least to the extent that you can find seemingly - reputable education studies to support almost any instructional decision.
Knowing that one's units (at least those of the scout, infantry, and support classes) will, to some extent, try to ward off intruders in real time gives players of Valkyria a fresh take on the defensive aspect of an SRPG.
We wanted to create a campaign that will support our dealers and drive more traffic to their stores, which is something that has never been done by a supplier in our industry, at least not to this extent.
The Corporation shall seek, to the extent feasible, to support at least 5 commercial - scale demonstration projects integrating carbon capture and sequestration or conversion technologies.
A review of the literature suggests at least three pathways by which strengths - based practices benefit clients: 1) by influencing the extent of clients» engagement in program services; 2) by increasing family efficacy and empowerment; and 3) by enhancing families» relationship - building capacity and social support networks (Green, McAllister, & Tarte, 2004).