Synonyms for to an extent
to an ex·tent

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1. to an extentadverb

   Synonyms:
   to some extent

2. to an extentadverb

   Partly; in part.

   Synonyms:
   to some extent

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1. Juergen Stackmann:

   We will see a two-speed Europe. Southern Europe was hit really badly. Italy, Spain and to some extent France. We expect recovery to take much longer, it will be bathtub shaped.

2. Alisa Rock:

   We are deeply saddened to learn of the events leading up to the senseless hit-and-run accident that claimed Tom's life, and support the prosecutor's efforts to hold Bishop Heather Cook accountable for her actions to the fullest extent of the law.

3. Costas Panagopoulos:

   To the extent that Giuliani will be involved in the game moving forward, it will be as a commentator or an analyst, in order to do that successfully these days, it helps to be controversial, sometimes inflammatory. I am not surprised that he has become increasingly forceful in his comments in the media. He is convinced that will help him.

4. William Cunningham:

   They're trying to survive outside — to get housing, to get a job. We just don't have a system that's designed for people who have those kinds of issues. It's designed for well-educated, well-informed consumers in a market type system, it's the context of people's lives that is just so difficult that HIV is not their biggest problem. We haven't come up with any kind of magic bullet, but at the very least, we need to focus on these social barriers to a greater extent.

5. Gary Leff:

   In general, what people should be doing right now is not worrying about it until we learn more about the situation, in a few days will know a lot more than we know right now about what happened, how it happened, why it happened, that might lead people to be able to form a reasonable judgement about the extent to which risks are higher — or perhaps lower.