Example sentences of "is [art] degree to [pron] " in BNC.
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| 1 | For the most remarkable thing to have emerged from Mr de Klerk 's decision is the degree to which Mr Mandela and the exiled African National Congress have become participants in government decision-making . |
| 2 | The most striking aspect of the past week is the degree to which the Government is underestimating Labour 's post-conference political strength . |
| 3 | In 1934 , the year of Murder in the Cathedral 's commissioning , he wrote , ‘ one of the reasons why the Morte Darthur is a permanent source of refreshment , is the degree to which the primitive ‘ ritual ’ stories are and are not integrated into the narrative . ’ |
| 4 | This is because a significant factor is the degree to which assumptions are built into the information system and thereby influence and affect the decision making . |
| 5 | To whatever degree you have placed the responsibility for your feelings of love and wholeness on someone else , is the degree to which you are bound to disappointment . |
| 6 | What Takashimiya may not be counting on , however , is the degree to which Americans regard art as an expression of individuality and social cachet . |
| 7 | Another important and appealing factor of these sales is the degree to which objects are featured in ‘ mainstream ’ publicity-generating sales . |
| 8 | Bachelard and Cavaillès agree that the distinguishing characteristic of modern science is the degree to which it has become separated from common-sense knowledge so that consciousness and its concepts are now opposed : |
| 9 | What differentiates them is the degree to which it is acknowledged that an attempt to influence those above is being made . |
| 10 | From a psychological point of view a good test for orderliness is the degree to which the unexpected does not happen , that expectations are fulfilled . |
| 11 | However , while the policies of the late 1940s were immensely important in providing an altered framework for economic and political activity , what becomes increasingly clear in the course of any serious investigation is the degree to which many factors in Japan 's ‘ success ’ substantially predate the postwar reforms . |
| 12 | This is the degree to which the DCSL should be involved with the curriculum planning process as opposed to playing a more restricted role as an adviser and facilitator with a particular technical expertise . |
| 13 | One of the most important aspects of a writer 's creative personality is the degree to which he or she is sensitive and responsive to changes in public tastes , and is able to sense when such changes are in the ascendancy , acceptable to the vast majority of people , and can be successfully used within an advertising context . |
| 14 | The central underlying difficulty factor is the degree to which decimals have to be dealt with in a particular situation , from " not involved " ( i.e. whole numbers ) through " can be avoided " ( nearly all questions on money ) to " can not be avoided " . |
| 15 | The test of any methodology or specialized mode of study is the degree to which it illuminates rather than obscures the primary cultural values inherent in literature . |
| 16 | What we need to decide as language teachers is the degree to which other components of communication need teaching . |
| 17 | Fiedler 's analysis can be described by a 3-dimensional cube in which one dimension represents the level of respect and trust for the leader amongst subordinates , a second dimension is the degree to which the tasks of the group are clearly defined , and a third dimension is the degree to which the leader has power and authority to reward or punish subordinates . |
| 18 | Fiedler 's analysis can be described by a 3-dimensional cube in which one dimension represents the level of respect and trust for the leader amongst subordinates , a second dimension is the degree to which the tasks of the group are clearly defined , and a third dimension is the degree to which the leader has power and authority to reward or punish subordinates . |
| 19 | Another factor affecting the impact of political pressure is the degree to which groups are prepared to make their protest felt . |
| 20 | First , there is the degree to which the military is isolated from the rest of society . |
| 21 | Of more long-term concern is the degree to which the frontiers between trade union and other courses have or have not been broken down . |
| 22 | One of the important variables in such patterns is the degree to which the dowry assets remain exclusively the property of the bride herself and of her future heirs or become a part of the pool of household property which can be used by the husband . |
| 23 | Liquidity is the degree to which the company assets are in the form of cash or can readily be converted into cash . |
| 24 | One psychological distinction which has often been used to contrast different tasks in driving is the degree to which tasks can be performed automatically . |
| 25 | Liquidity is the degree to which the company assets are in the form of cash or can readily be converted into cash . |
| 26 | What emerges from a study of the decade as a whole is the degree to which the British and Americans were able to co-operate in the Middle East despite many major differences of opinion and the cases of outright suspicion and competition which marred the relationship . |
| 27 | The difference between these nodes is the degree to which the reader thinks the author has provided a text from which some meaning is recoverable . |