Sentence examples for a considerable enlargement from inspiring English sources

David Denby calls the film "insufferable" and "a considerable enlargement of the rhetoric of cinema".

It is also, astoundingly, one of the great lyric achievements of the screen in recent years and a considerable enlargement of the rhetoric of cinema.

In some commercial plants, geese are fattened by a special process of force-feeding, resulting in a considerable enlargement of their livers, which are sold as the delicacy foie gras.

For scars lying more behind, a considerable enlargement of the small cuts is necessary.

Sinha and Tucker [ 28] reported a considerable enlargement of the MFP during the pre-weaning phase (birth to 2-3 mo age), and more recent work showed similar results [ 22, 29].

In the 13th century Reculver was a parish of "exceptional wealth", and the considerable enlargement of the church building during the Middle Ages indicates that the settlement had become a "thriving township", with "dozens of houses".

The third phase of bulblet development, which involved considerable enlargement and growth, saw a distinct and pronounced change in bulblet size.

Nevertheless, they are important enough to require drastic reduction in high-quality lenses intended to make sharp negatives capable of considerable enlargement.

The organ is composed chiefly of cavernous or erectile tissue that becomes engorged with blood to produce considerable enlargement and erection.

However, despite considerable enlargement of the range of techniques that have been shown capable of producing novel solid forms, it is possible that practically important forms might not be found in the short timescales currently allowed for solid-form screening.

The analysis of backwaters from 1932 to 1992 indicates considerable enlargement in the region and occurrence of number of sandbodies.