Of course there are jobs where vigorous process and check-listing make sense, like jobs with high turnover of staff or where the potential cost of mistakes is considerable (like a pilot, or nuclear arms controller).
Others are more considerable, like a $23 weekly "insurance" fee, separate from the driver's own auto insurance.
[I]f enough writers and critics feel apocalyptical about [the novel], their feeling becomes a considerable cultural fact, like the feeling that Western civilization, or the world, is going to end rather soon.
It quickly earned a considerable number of likes.
This compound has a considerable specific interest like its use as a substrate of amylases to study their mode of action and as a highly sensitive substrate for detection of specific α-amylase activity when coupled with a chromogenic compound [ 1]; it also finds potential applications in the food industries due to its properties [ 2, 3].
It's not ugly by any stretch (it's far too inoffensive for that) but it seems like a considerable step backward from the progress Motorola made with devices like the Droid RAZR.
"You can have what looks like a considerable swing but in acreage terms it's nothing".
For the French Muslims who felt they must wear such outfits, such fines would seem like a considerable financial burden.
That may sound like a considerable amount, he said, but not compared with the Ebola epidemic in West Africa, which cost between $3 billion and $4 billion.
The most popular is "Murder at the Met," which received a considerable boost from books like "The Da Vinci Code," said Tracey Henry, a spokeswoman for Watson Adventures.
Over the last 10 years the kind of grand, celestial pop the Verve plays has found a considerable audience through bands like Coldplay and Snow Patrol.
