Synonyms for to a great extent
to a great ex·tent

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1. heavily, to a great extentadverb

   to a considerable degree

   "he relied heavily on others' data"

   Synonyms:
   intemperately, heavily, hard, heavy

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1. Julio Calzada:

   The harvest will depend on the weather and the economy will depend to a great extent on the harvest.

2. Susan Kelly:

   Alcoholic beverages affect your brain’s communication pathways to a great extent. It becomes difficult for a person who drinks a lot of alcohol to remember things and process new data while leaving him depressed and disordered easily, to avoid such damage to the brain, women should not drink more than one glass of alcohol and men should stick to two glasses in a day.

3. Maxim Behar:

   To a great extent, the PR experts need to know the target consumer, their traits, media consumption habits, preferences, everything.

4. Mike Ryan:

   (That) is to a great extent due to a huge public health operation in China, that ... gives us an opportunity for containment.

5. George Boggess:

   I attribute my longevity to a great extent to walking, not being in the back of the car strapped down.