Sentence examples for a considerable discussion of from inspiring English sources
His broad reach allows Mr. Chivers to touch on diversions that he and many readers may well find interesting — a considerable discussion of the ill-fated introduction of the M-16 rifle to United States Marines in Vietnam is one example — but means that we are sometimes caught in a limbo between a necessarily limited canter through big events and a dense excursus on the gun itself.
In addition, there was a considerable discussion of what market is the appropriate market [to use for a benchmark when deciding reasonability] is it the retail market, or the institutional market, given that retail investors' assets are pooled into large pools of dollars?
Haldeman recounted in his diary, "There was a considerable discussion of the terrible problem arising from the total Jewish domination of the media.
Although there has been considerable discussion of the hypothesis testing procedure described by Edwards and a variety of alternative tests have been proposed [ 8- 12], there has been relatively little discussion of the properties of Edwards's estimator of the intensity of seasonal occurrence.
Since Watson 1996, there has been considerable discussion of the relationship between (1) the claim that an action is "attributable to" an agent; (2) the claim that an agent is "answerable for" her action and (3) the claim that an agent is "accountable for" her action.
"There was considerable discussion of the result and analysis of the possible course open to the government," writes Armstrong with an almost subterranean degree of Whitehall understatement.
Although the Gospel is ostensibly written by John, "the beloved disciple" of Jesus, there has been considerable discussion of the actual identity of the author.
The Senate then followed on August 14th.There was considerable discussion of what might be done with the building after the war was won when the army, obviously, would no longer require that much office space.
For all the pessimism about far-reaching reform, there is still considerable discussion of ways that state-owned enterprises might be changed if the new leadership decides to tackle the thorny political issues involved.
