The phrase "a considerable big" is not correct in written English.
It should be "considerably big" or "a considerable size."
Example: "The project required a considerably big budget to be successful."
Alternatives: "quite large" or "significantly big."
Hurt ankle ligaments in Perth Jamie Heaslip B+ Not quite the marauding figure of 2009 but still a considerable big-match performer Richard Hibbard B+ Made a difference to the scrum in the final Test but found himself playing second fiddle to Tom Youngs initially Stuart Hogg B- Has a bright future and made a good impression.
In Spain the regulatory body (Consejo de Seguridad Nuclear, CSN) adopted the USA regulation and Cofrentes NPP installed new strainers with a considerable bigger size than the old strainers.
Nor did it have anything to bring France's considerable "big-company" culture to connect with startups.
The Cisco-made phones have a list price of $130 to $695 -- depending on features -- though they typically are sold at a considerable discount on big volume deals.
That is, by a considerable margin, the biggest ever three-day opening at the UK box office, beating Quantum of Solace's £15.38m.
There is some concern among officials at Honda and other foreign manufacturers that if regulators set any change to fuel economy standards -- a considerable if -- the Big Three would lobby for an across-the-board increase in mileage of, say, 5 or 10percentt, rather than a goal to reach specific mileage targets.
The Deutsche Bank CEO told German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung that "In the large-client business, we're already in a considerable position in the big European markets such as France, Italy and Spain.
Three mouthfuls amounted to a considerable portion with his big bites, didn't it?
Still, for someone trying to make a living, paying $24,000 a year in rake versus $12,000 is a considerable difference (in the bigger games, the rake might be as high as $75,000 a year!), and there comes a point at which the game can't be beat, where only the house can win.
Being married gives people a considerable uplift, but not as big as the gloom that springs from being unemployed.
No. Lasting impressions Asda's store was huge – perhaps too big – taking a considerable amount of time to walk around its two levels.
