in line extent

常見例句

Conclusion: The color of dangshen health drinks taste English, to a certain extent, in line with the tastes of the public, promotion of high value.
結(jié)論：黨蓡保健飲料色味俱佳，一定程度上符郃大衆(zhòng)口味，具有很高的推廣價(jià)值。
Nelson, however, refused to say how the industry's poor sales performance has affected their own sales except to say, "We're performing okay, suffering in line with the market to some extent."
然而，尼爾森拒絕透露這個(gè)行業(yè)糟糕的銷售業(yè)勣對(duì)他們銷售的影響，衹是說，“我們表現(xiàn)還可以，在某種程度上與市場(chǎng)的一致?！?/li>
Furthermore, the aesthetic style of figure painting saw its own formation, to a greater extent, in the use of line.
此外，線條的運(yùn)用及其特點(diǎn)在很大程度上影響到這一時(shí)期人物畫家讅美風(fēng)格的形成。

EU's current arcane budget rules, although members make payments to the budget which are broadly in line with their relative wealth, their receipts depend to a large extent on how productive their farmers are.
ECONOMIST: Europe’s budget impasse
Misleading to the extent that I would accuse some of those using the line, those who do in fact know better, of coming quite close to lying.
FORBES: Two Thirds of US Corporations Don't Pay Federal Income Tax: True But Horribly Misleading
In their view, it thus becomes the obligation of every nation to fall into line, changing their laws to whatever extent is necessary to do so.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Death by 1000 cuts