Sentence examples for How considerable from inspiring English sources

How considerable is this money?

Most people do not realise quite how considerable our humanitarian effort is in Syria.

Readers of Mr Appiah's "Cosmopolitanism: Ethics in a World of Strangers" (published by Norton in 2006) will know how considerable this debt has been.

Let anyone take a file of this paper, or for that matter any one of half a dozen other papers, and compare its whole make-up and leading features today with what they were five years ago, ten years ago, twenty years ago, and he will realise how large has been the growth, how considerable the achievement.

I know how considerable the input of labor is to raise this very modest harvest.

Similar to previous research [ 8], our study also highlights how considerable family member involvement as informal carers and experts challenges the role and authority of HCP's.

The works themselves reveal how Kline's considerable talents for drawing and painting culminate in the architectonic calligraphies of his mature style.

There are many parallels between the two cities, both in terms of size, and how each holds considerable financial and cultural sway over the countries and continents, where they are located.

How do his (considerable) blind spots in Watchman influence how we understand the whole character?

Sadleir notes how Walpole's considerable income enabled him to indulge not only his love of art and of old books and manuscripts, but also philanthropy, particularly towards younger writers.

I read a fascinating article by Edward Helmore in the Guardian the other day about how there is considerable angst among luxury brands that young Chinese consumers, who are responsible for one third of luxury goods and fashion sales, are not living up to expectations in terms of buying their share of fashion and bling.