Sentences with phrase «far greater extent»

What we each believe and how we behave is to a far greater extent the product of subconscious programming and enculturation.

There is a clear positive correlation between work done in the therapist's own family of origin and gains in the therapist's clinical proficiency to a far greater extent than in traditional supervision of clinical work.

Where is the benefit in that to the clients of lawyers who, by law, must act in the best interests of the clients (and most of us do though probably to a far greater extent than lawyers in giant firms with their mindboggling billing targets)?

To a far greater extent than the judgments disclose, counsel for the school had rested his argument about justification squarely and almost exclusively on Sahin, where both chambers of the Strasbourg Court had deferred, with little sign of strain, to the rulings of the Turkish courts and other authorities.

Due to the existence of the letters, many of the works are provided with the interpretation and commentary of van Gogh himself, to a far greater extent than with his predecessors and contemporaries.»

Dogs have learned to live with us, to understand us and bend to our wishes to a far greater extent than we have ever really bothered to understand them.

The Amazon Sci - Fi Top - 100 are in fact dominated by indies to a far greater extent than the subcategories:

It is the activity of the teacher that is valued to a far greater extent than the activity of the learner.

To a far greater extent than the present day, using online dating services will be second nature for those aged 35 and up.

If quantum physics is correct and there is indeed spooky action at a distance, then the results of these measurements would be correlated to a far greater extent than if Einstein was correct.

Over time, the messenger caused the fear to initially be somewhat greater but then it abated to a far greater extent than without oxytocin.

For example, US whites oppose gun control to a far greater extent than do blacks, but whites are actually more likely to kill themselves with their guns, than be killed by someone else.

This is because their intense magnetic activity interferes with the light emitted by the star to a far greater extent than a potential giant planet, even in a close orbit.

She said: «Women, to a far greater extent than men, have to balance family responsibilities with work place duties.

Romney may well have no intention of starting a trade war with China or of supporting Israel to a far greater extent than Obama.

Those were promising moments, but the sense remains that a player of Pogba's ability should be imposing himself to a far greater extent when a game needs grabbing.

Maybe footballing greatness is, at heart, an uncertain exercise dominated by luck, circumstance, and imperfection to a far greater extent than those of us who like telling stories about it would ever care to admit.

To a far greater extent it depends on whether William Floyd feels like the William Floyd of old when he unleashes himself upon the league.

To a far greater extent the adjustment was a matter of course, in short, it was instinctive....

The US dollar's quantity is manipulated to a far greater extent than that of the Euro.

The U.S. financial system relied to a far greater extent on issuing bonds.

They could and should be leveraging it to a far greater extent, especially in an era when teams are constantly forming, disbanding, and regrouping.

A person who uses virtual reality is, often willingly, being controlled to far greater extents than were ever possible before.

Not exact matches

In short, it seems to me that Christianity by its very nature must admit the claims of Enlightenment scholarship to a greater extent than does Judaism, and that it can survive the dissolving effect of those claims far better.

But as far as education, indoctrination, and such things, there is no interaction, mentally, with the environment to any great extent until after birth.

Step by step I have been forced to realize how very patriarchal indeed our tradition has been, at levels far deeper than language, and to how great an extent my own thinking had been unconsciously shaped by masculine biases.

I've been to four of these, starting ten years ago, and in that short time the group's general attitude to Catholics, and to a lesser extent to Catholicism, has — as far as the outsider can tell — changed a great deal.

Reflection on general principles, the further and to a certain extent always possible elaboration of such principles in the direction of greater concreteness can not in principle keep pace with the increasing complexity of subject - matter and circumstances of individual and social decisions.

From the standpoint of geographic extent, new movements of marked vitality, and effects upon civilization the world around, this was, as we have suggested, the greatest century which the influence of Jesus has thus far known.

To a great extent it continues to fall back on the classical imagery even while going far beyond it theoretically and mathematically.

Theologians in recent years have reinstated the reality and seriousness of sin, but as far as I have been able to observe this mood has not yet to any great extent reached the churches.

As far as I have been able to observe, this mood has not lasted to any great extent.

But mentality can discriminate either by ruling out, contradiction, or including, contrast, As mentality broadens, what were initially contradictions become contrasts.8 Mentality grows by the transmutation of contradiction into contrast, The increase in mental functioning begets in turn greater depth of contrast, which in its own turn further promotes mental functioning.9 This explains to some extent why it is not necessary to increase LSD dosage on subsequent occasions to promote greater effects.

He will get more leeway and get put up with to an extent far greater than any other players.

More than half of the new free schools in England did not present the required financial returns to the Education Funding Agency for the year 2011 - 12, and uncovering problems in these schools has so far relied to a great extent on whistle - blowers.

To some extent, he projects an image of himself as the Great Mediator, an image that could further shore up his support among good - government liberals.

Comparing the image of the Conservative party now with how it was seen back in 2003, it hasn't changed to a great extent — people think it has a better team of leaders (39 % think so, compared to 22 % back in 2003), is more competent (43 % now compared to 32 % in 2003) and is more united (46 % compared to 32 %), but in things like whether the Conservative party cares about the problems of ordinary people, shares peoples values, is honest and trustworthy or understands normal peoples lives, the improvement is far more meagre.

By altering the quantum - mechanical wave nature or wave functions of the reactants, we are now able to control, to an extent far greater than was previously possible, the final product.

Men dominate S&E professorships, regardless of field and race.10 Among the top 50 universities in chemistry, physics, computer science, mathematics, and engineering, at least 69 % (most times this number is much higher) of the professors are men, according to a report recently released by University of Oklahoma chemistry professor Dr. Donna Nelson.9 The lack of female professors was far greater among minority women.9 Although the number of master's degrees and doctorates increased for every racial and gender category, except for white males, 1 white — and, to a lesser extent, Asian — men constituted the clear majority of S&E graduate and faculty positions between 1990 and 1999.9

In addition, the data density and geographic extent of this study is far greater than most previous studies because over 16,000 stream temperature sites were used with thousands of biological survey locations to provide precise information at scales relevant to land managers and conservationists.

The study further concluded that, to a great extent through the designation of SPAs, the Birds Directive has clearly helped those species considered to be most at risk.

Either way, the XE's dynamic prowess becomes more significant the further up the core engine range you go, with the two most powerful petrol engines — the 237bhp version of the 2.0 - litre and the 375bhp supercharged V6 — veering into high - performance territory to a greater or lesser extent.

I'm confident that the five stories so far that I've rewritten have been improved to a greater extent than I thought possible before I actually started reading and rewriting.

However, if you would like to boost the awareness of your book further and market it to a greater extent, you will want to throw gas on the sales fire and choose our publicity and marketing packages.

However, the Commission voted in 2013 to take further measures to ensure the continued safety and stability of these funds, which could require them to diversify their holdings to a greater extent and also provide additional disclosures.

But the evolution of cars and indoor working environments took us too far in the other direction, preventing humans (and to a great extent, their house pets) from getting enough direct sunlight.

They further limited the pool by not using dogs where it would be difficult to tell the extent of graying on their muzzles, such as white dogs (Great Pyrenees), cream colored dogs (Golden Retrievers), gray dogs (Poodles), and merle colored dogs (Australian Shepherds).

Just a note before we go any further: I've played plenty of Obviously Great Games in 2016, but not to the extent, progress wise, where I feel comfortable categorizing them as favorites.

In the meantime, to the extent you know folks who would be interested based on the above info, or would like to contact me or have me contact them to discuss this further, that would be absolutely great.

b — Extent of the winters» variability is far greater due to the absence of the solar suppressing factor, with the external forcing having the full effect.