Sentence examples for The most considerable from inspiring English sources
The most considerable Edo fire occurred in 1657, which happened to be the city's bicentennial (though no one seems to have noticed).
The most considerable drawback represents controlling and optimizing the quality of the CNT/metal contact.
The most considerable improvements in these properties are observed in moderately to highly plastic clays [40, 41].
The most considerable increase of the parameters in the majority of the specimens was observed at the τ ≤ 20 min.
The most considerable reduction was observed in the categories metal depletion (−98%), water depletion (−91%), agricultural land occupation (−83%).
The most considerable changes in the quality measures were obtained for the filter Φ2 settings providing significantly lower qualities but still improving image enhancement.
The two most considerable differences observed which affect vector biology and activity rates, were the higher recorded temperatures during the summer months, accompanied by a milder winter period for the year of 2006 as compared to 2005.
The 70D fits above the Rebel line in terms of price and specs in Canon's interchangeable lens camera catalogue, and this new version focuses on improving one of the 60D's most considerable strengths: movie making.
The Table 1 shows that for the smallest particles the Brownian diffusion is most considerable.
His most considerable poem, The Wanderer, a discursive work revealing the influence of James Thomson's The Seasons, appeared in 1729, as did his prose satire on Grub Street, An Author to be Let.
If clubs such as Hamburg, Werder, Köln and Schalke do not make the most of their considerable resources, the clamour for external investment will grow.
