Sentence examples for a considerable but from inspiring English sources

Kotsko's big idea is that creepiness played a considerable but unrecognized role in the oeuvre of Sigmund Freud.

Among women, the survey showed Clinton ahead by a considerable but somewhat smaller margin: fifty-five per cent to thirty-nine per cent.

A considerable but relatively linear loss in forest area and connectivity was detected.

75%% of these service providers and a considerable – but unknown – share of dialysis machines are concentrated in Dar es Salaam, the former capital of the country.

We are being inundated with conversational tools and we're seeing a considerable, but not entirely surprising, shift of operations to this new way of human-machine interaction.

In a discrete time-based lot-sizing model, particularly in a small-bucket model, a considerable but consistently ignored issue is the definition of the length of a time period.

Instead, Arianespace says the agency would save a considerable--but as yet unknown--amount of money by entrusting the payload to its new Starsem joint venture with the Russian Space Agency, which builds the Soyuz rockets.

John McCain has a considerable reputation, but he's older than Reagan was when Reagan first ran.

It was a considerable achievement, but for Spain the time was still too long.

"You can have what looks like a considerable swing but in acreage terms it's nothing".

That was a considerable achievement, but he was spending other people's money like a Master of the Universe.