Sentences with phrase «extent at least works»

The researchers therefore suspect that fish oil to a large extent at least works directly via the adrenals.

Not exact matches

Your obsession with having at least two top quality players for every position does not work in the real world unless you live in the world of Man City, Real, Barca, and Bayern to some extent.

Training is hard work, and to be able to train regularly, you must enjoy it, at least to some extent.

For goodness sake, you've got Spencer, Watts, and Daniels bouncing off of Woodley, Elgort, James (who's not half bad here, actually), Kravitz, and Miles Teller, whose charisma can make the most terrible line work, at least to some extent.

It's unclear if the film realizes the extent of its own comedic accomplishment, but it is fair and safe to say that screenwriter James Vanderbilt and director Roland Emmerich are at least partially aware they're working for laughs.

However, many school networks depend at least to some extent on education authorities providing encouragement or establishing requirements for schools to work together.

«And it worked, at least to a certain extent.

* update: I highly recommend Tyler Green's «Modern Art Notes» podcast with Mark Bradford, in which they discuss «[t] he extent to which his work has been received through his biography — or at least through one particular part of his biography.»

By the same token, the exhibition will feature a selection of classic, already extent works as well as at least a dozen new commissions made especially for the Lulennial.

Science works, to at least some extent, because scientists are asses.

To the extent that political leaders respond at least partially to the priorities of the general public, we can turn the question around and ask what messages on climate change work with them.

Unfortunately things are a bit hectic at the moment so I haven't time to digest much - I'm hoping someone has doen the work already for me - but skimming this from Naomi Klein my impression was that she fits this picture - to some extent at least.

In the cartel at hand this worked out to the extent that the Court notes that more than half of the projects concerned involved rigged bids, meaning that at least one third of the market volume was covered by the cartel.

Today, empirical legal scholarship directed to «between market and state» questions has flickered to life to an extent that it is at least a recognizable category of legal research for law professors, even if the quality of the work itself varies widely.