Sentence examples for a considerable although from inspiring English sources

We hold there is a considerable (although unquantified) difference between earth moving and mound building and that the construction of these important monuments required considerable knowledge, skill, planning, hard work, and attention to symbolic and ritual meaning.

John's financial situation was tenuous: once factors such as the comparative military costs of materiel and soldiers were taken into account, Philip enjoyed a considerable, although not overwhelming, advantage of resources over John.

Even under John, the French Crown had enjoyed a considerable, although not overwhelming, advantage in resources, but since then, the balance had shifted further, with the ordinary annual income of the French kings almost doubling between 1204 and 1221. Louis VIII died in 1226, leaving his 12-year-old son, Louis IX, to inherit the throne, supported by a regency government.

Interestingly, melanomas with an associated detachment did present with a considerable although non-significantly higher uptake (p=0.15, Mann Whitney test).

For the telecommunications company, providing a mobile office in the Formula One environment is a considerable challenge, although it is one that helps them prove and develop their systems.

Starting with really hot oil makes a considerable difference, although I find the 200C oil Prudhomme uses, fresh from frying the chicken, a bit too scary to work with.

Nanoparticles in each of the three samples had precipitated a considerable amount, although the rate of precipitation in the sample which was made by the ball mill method was very less than those of the two other samples.

Fig. 12 gives the curves of the voltage gains in Table 1, where N sp is selected as 4. As seen, the proposed configuration in Fig. 6b has larger voltage gain than the other high step-up converters with the same duty cycle and reaches a considerable value although the duty cycle has not been close to 0.5.

The public had never seen greenbacks as equivalent to specie, and by 1866 they circulated at a considerable discount, although their value had risen since the end of the war.

The fastidious growth requirements of this organism means this presents a considerable advantage, although caution is urged to guard against misleading results arising from mixed infection, which may be evident as mixed peaks on the sequence chromatograms.

The order differs from the order in Figure 2 to a considerable extent, although the bottom line is the same.