Preposition: of

• contamination: A map should be published showing the possible extent of contamination and blight to housing.

• damage: What matters is the extent of the error, not the extent of any damage.

• absorption: Ingestion of food has no significant influence on the rate and extent of absorption, regardless of the dosage form of Tegretol.

• devastation: View the animation to see contemporary etchings of the London skyline, showing the extent of the devastation.

• problem: Cause of problem The extent of the problem was alarming.

• injury: One function of the current is to alert the rest of the body to the location and extent of an injury.

Preposition: that

• parity: Extent that parity private insurance are insurance companies that endeavor is information.

Converse of object

• permit: Candidate Record Sheets... to the fullest extent permitted by law.

• assess: A final evaluation will assess the extent to which the project has met its intended aims and delivered its outcomes.

• determine: The data was analyzed to determine the extent to which acoustic cues affect the patterned behavior.

• reveal: That is because it reveals the extent of a believer's devotion to God.

• examine: For we must examine the extent to which the question of the internet affects individuals and their roles as citizens.

• quantify: Tests followed to quantify the extent of the deterioration.

Adjective modifier

• lesser: The same is true of fast food, of alcohol to a lesser extent.

• certain: It was thought to be tempting fate to a certain extent.

• limited: It may be able to do this to a limited extent.

• considerable: The burial ground is is of considerable extent, having been recently much enlarged.

• full: The full extent of Porter's injuries are not known at this time.

• maximum: The maximum spatial extent of blooms detected during this period are displayed.

Converse of subject

• strike: Beecham praised this citizen model and was struck by the extent of support for it, across sectors and across political parties.