Sentence examples for Considerable dimensions from inspiring English sources

5 By 1960 these methods for retailing new cars had reached considerable dimensions.

But the structure is more common in independent instrumental compositions, often of considerable dimensions (e.g., Beethoven's Diabelli Variations for piano).

By the 7th century, stone temples, some of considerable dimensions, were found in many parts of the country.

The precious relic was enclosed by a central octagon of considerable dimensions, adjoined by four arms of a cross in the form of basilicas.

The early farmers, who were also part-time hunters and fishermen, lived in sunken circular or rectangular dwellings, sometimes of considerable dimensions.

This is from a manuscript of considerable dimensions written in a large liturgical script obviously commissioned by a patron of high rank.

It is shown that the size effect is important when the basic cell has a considerable dimension relative to the structural size and that this effect decreases rapidly with the size reduction of the basic cell.

His critics may accuse him of an egocentricity of considerable dimension, but by analyzing his own genome he has sidestepped the problems of privacy and consent that could have arisen with other people's DNA when he made the whole sequence publicly available, as he is doing now.

If his illness changed him it was to add a considerable dimension to his life outside music in the formation of the José Carreras International Leukaemia Foundation which invests in scientific research as well as matching organ donors with patients and offering practical support.

There is no question that the embrace of the particular constitutes a methodological/epistemological reorientation of some considerable dimension.

And Darren McDonnell shines as the pompous yet vulnerable Victor, giving the character considerable dimension.