Sentence examples for a considerable international from inspiring English sources
The latter film was a considerable international success, and solidified Miller's status as one of France's major film-makers.
Although there has long been a considerable international trade based on the country's key location as a crossroads, modern industrial development began mainly after World War II.
He made a considerable international impression with his feature debut, The Return, five years ago, and his second film, The Banishment, won a best actor award and divided critics at Cannes last year.
This has led to an exponential rise in demand for herbal medicines, and also a considerable international awareness about the dwindling supply of the world's medicinal plants.
With degrees in engineering, physics and philosophy, Lombardi has managed to form a group that has achieved a considerable international presence.
Iran continues its march toward obtaining nuclear weapons, and Israel is under attack by a considerable international delegitimization campaign that is leaving the Jewish state more isolated -- and therefore, more defensive -- than ever before.
Though the code did not effect the desired change in its beginnings, it has been a focus of considerable international discussion and a forerunner for subsequent international codes, such as the WHO 2010 code [ 12].
Rather, it is the behaviour of a state of considerable international standing," Lauterpacht told the court on Monday.
Australia's "illegal" seizure of documents from a Canberra-based lawyer acting for Timor-Leste falls short of the high standards expected of a nation with considerable international standing, the International Court of Justice has been told.
That is, despite the unpopularity of communism in a time of considerable international tension, no U.S. government could rely merely on the fact that people found the defendants' opinions to be offensive.
The BBC said that "any interference in BBC broadcasting is totally unacceptable and at a time of considerable international concern about the situation in Turkey the BBC's impartial service to audiences is vital".
