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to some degree, vs to some degree, I

Both phrases are not directly comparable as they are incomplete. "To some degree," is a common introductory phrase used to indicate a certain extent or level, while "to some degree, I" seems to be an incomplete sentence fragment. It would be more appropriate to use the first phrase in a sentence to express a certain level or extent of something.

Last updated: March 21, 2024 • 618 views

to some degree,

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate a certain extent or level of something.

This phrase is typically used at the beginning of a sentence to introduce a statement about the extent or level of something. It is often followed by a comma and then the main clause of the sentence.

Examples:

  • To some degree, we all have to compromise in life.
  • To some degree, his success can be attributed to his hard work.
  • To some degree, the outcome was influenced by external factors.
  • To some degree, the project was a success.
  • To some degree, the decision was based on incomplete information.
  • Both use French to some degree, mostly in an administrative capacity.
  • My family encouraged education and, to some degree, dissent.
  • So let's get going because Africa, to some degree, is on a turnaround.
  • Recognising Leo pride that we all carry to some degree, is why this transit might be humiliating for some.
  • And, Deacon, to some degree, you have always seen Rayna as an unattainable ideal.
  • We cannot join with them, but they are, to some degree, our 'adjutores' [assistants] ...
  • And, since we've already determined that stress, to some degree, is inevitable, you're going to have cravings sometimes.
  • The United States was not a member of the group, but was involved to some degree, particularly through its Central Intelligence Agency.
  • When the bulb's heat increases to some degree, the circuit will adjust the highest temperature to a safety scope.
  • I will now, to some degree, take into account to what extent Members are listed as speakers in later debates.
  • In some ways, the past 5 or so years have sent shockwaves through so many people that there has been, to some degree, a cap on what can be achieved.
  • During the early history of the Solar System, the asteroids melted to some degree, allowing elements within them to be partially or completely differentiated by mass.
  • There is nothing wrong with that, but times have changed and debt, to some degree, is pretty much a way of life today.
  • Most foods consumed nowadays are processed at least to some degree, but not all processed foods are the same.
  • Although you will need to promote your site to some degree, your members will do a lot of promotion for you.
  • In this case, the overhead lighting can, to some degree, solve the problem.
  • When enterprise develops in scale to some degree, it should try to be No. in its industry.
  • It's been a long time since that show came through and the effect is lingering to some degree, but it feels good.
  • In contrast, over the last 60 years or longer, there have been many serious practitioners who have broken from such "tradition" to some degree, greater or less, and have also made a significant impact on the evolution of martial science and/or martial arts.
  • He told me that book contained affirmations (some of which were false) which might jeopardize the safety of his colleagues, not to mention the French, and to some degree, even the Italian community in Algeria.

to some degree, I

This phrase is not a complete or commonly used construction in English. It seems to be an incomplete sentence fragment.

  • Mar 30, 2016 ... ​partly: To some degree I ​think that's ​right, but there are other ​factors which ​affect the ​situation. (Definition of to a/some degree from the ...
  • Jan 22, 2016 ... “You know, to some degree, I'm not going to sit here and tell you that every component of that can be prevented. But I can tell you this, right now ...
  • Jan 21, 2016 ... "You know, to some degree, I'm not going to sit here and tell you that every component of that can be prevented. But I can tell you this, right now ...
  • Jan 21, 2016 ... "You know, to some degree, I'm not going to sit here and tell you that every component of that can be prevented. But I can tell you this: Right ...

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