to a large extent

To a great or significant degree; greatly; a lot. While I agree with the chairman's points to a large extent, there are a few details that I think bear closer scrutiny. The economic collapse was caused to a large extent by the rise in the lending of subprime mortgages.

See also: extent, large

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to a great extent
piss off
piss someone off
pissed off
much sought after
greatly
in great demand
be swept off (one's) feet
(one's) line of country
line of country

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to (one's) bootstraps
to (one's) cost
to (one's) credit
to (one's) dying day
to (one's) face
to (one's) heart's content
to (one's) heart's desire
to (one's) knowledge
to (one's) liking
to (one's) name
to (one's) satisfaction
to (one's) way of thinking
to a certain degree
to a certain extent
to a degree
to a fare-thee-well
to a fault
to a fine art
to a great extent
to a large extent
to a limited extent
to a man
to a nicety
to a person
to a T
to a T/tee
to a tee
to a turn
to a woman
to a/the ripe old age
to advantage
to all appearances
to all intents and purposes
to an extent
to and fro
to back
to barely make it
to barely make it on time
to be (more) exact
to be (more) precise
to be continued
to be fair (to someone or something)
to be honest
to be named later
to be on the safe side
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