Sentence examples for A considerable way to go from inspiring English sources

But there was still a considerable way to go.

The measures still have a considerable way to go.

While both districts have a considerable way to go, the uptick in achievement scores is a promising sign.

Faust: "There Is Still a Considerable Way to Go" Addressing a packed audience, Radcliffe Medal recipient and Harvard President Drew Faust focused on the history and future of women's rights in the United States and globally.

"But we have a considerable way to go to achieve a full recovery in our economy, and many Americans are still grappling with unemployment, foreclosure and lost savings," Mr. Bernanke said in a speech in Charleston.

"The women in finance charter has been effective at raising awareness on gender diversity, but as this sluggish progress shows, there is still a considerable way to go," she said.

This therefore highlights the fact that there is some considerable way to go if we are to generate a complete model of the potential downstream events following the interferon signalling cascade.

In practice, there still remains some considerable way to go.

Laidlaw is the man he replaced in Solomons' side and will, incidentally, be his opposite number in an individual contest that will go a considerable way to deciding whether Edinburgh or Gloucester lift the Challenge Cup on 1 May.

"The sums to be paid out go a considerable way to acknowledge the hurt, suffering and loss of income our members and their families have been through over many years," he added.

Burnham said: "She knows of my concerns on the targeting of trade unions in the past by the security services, and her acceptance of a specific reference in the bill that investigatory powers cannot be used to monitor legitimate trade union activity will go a considerable way to reassuring members on this side of the house about this bill".