Sentence examples for What a considerable from inspiring English sources
"What a considerable difference to six weeks ago it has made, the players coming back from injury and the new players".
Everton manager David Moyes admits the impending departure of veteran Phil Neville has highlighted what a considerable rebuilding job has to be done at the club.
A series of British Council workshops and seminars in Hong Kong and Tokyo have been exploring the reasons behind what remains a considerable equality gap in virtually every country in the world.
The performance was far from convincing against a weakened Sevilla, who had already qualified, though that should not detract from what is a considerable achievement, given this is Bolton's inaugural European campaign.
While model selection and multimodel inference will likely not be a broad spectrum strategy for all challenges, our results suggest that they provide a valid means to address what is a considerable amount of diversity across the genome, by selecting a group of best-fitting models that maximize phylogenetic accuracy.
What leads you to the conclusion, and what according to a considerable number of philosophers may also warrant this conclusion, is precisely the fact that Tim and Harry's being friends again would, if true, best explain the fact that they have just been seen jogging together.
Trump gave additional credit to what he called "a considerable team of investigators" that he had enlisted to scour the Pakistan landscape to find out what President Obama was not doing to capture the terrorist leader behind the 9-11 attacks.
They ruin what was once a considerable reputation.
"You can have what looks like a considerable swing but in acreage terms it's nothing".
It remains Ms. Lanahan's property, but Mr. Douglas has made what he calls a considerable financial contribution.
The implementation employs only one multiplier and 352 memory elements to compute all scales what results in a considerable smaller chip area (45 mm2) than former implementations.
