to a considerable degree

However the German federal states kept a considerable degree of independence in their own foreign policy.

We are all to a considerable degree the authors of our moral world.

All these states had a considerable degree of internal autonomy.

This ideas has been taken up in the management literature to a considerable degree.

He was permitted a considerable degree of freedom in his work.

The Capitol achieved a considerable degree of success in the early 1960s.

To a considerable degree, the Jets have little choice but to wait for the current group to find its way.

To a considerable degree, words are more important than actions.

Which lends a considerable degree of weight to the report.

The island must thus have been surveyed to a considerable degree by the mid-18th century.