Sentences with phrase «relatively large extent»
Tom Ince spurned a free - kick shooting opportunity from a decent range by blasting way over into the home supporters behind Julians Speroni's goal, before Rajiv van La Parra provided a spark of energy, which had been arguably lacking to a relatively large extent, by driving through the heart of the Palace midfield and forcing a quiet Speroni to handle well down low.
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Low overall inflation has, to a large extent, been a result of relatively subdued growth in unit labour costs.
Large intermediate - depth earthquakes (those occurring between depths of approximately 70 and 300 km) are relatively limited in size and spatial extent in South America, and occur within the Nazca plate as a result of internal deformation within the subducting plate.
For example, core bond funds with long durations did relatively well in 2014, to a large extent because interest rates fell.
the extent to which the strategy involves a relatively concentrated portfolio or large positions in particular issuers; and
This is particularly effective if financing is relatively secured, or in the case of Merriton — not required to a large extent, due to either high internal cash / equity availability, or other sources of cash flow generation.
Stroeve et al. (2011) noted that in 2009 - 2010, the AO was in a state which should have resulted in a large sea ice extent; the fact that 2010 was a year of relatively low sea ice extent is indicative long - term human - caused sea ice decline.
After such a low minimum this September, the maximum extent next Spring should be relatively larger than the last few years, and more like the 2008 maximum.
Their relatively good spectral resolution makes infrared sounders very useful for the determination of cloud properties (day and night), and their coarse spatial resolution has less effect on clouds with large spatial extents like cirrus clouds.
Among larger metros, Houston and, to a lesser extent, Fort Worth will be impacted because of the relatively high concentration of exploration jobs in those metros.