Sentence examples for a considerable record from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the airplane established a considerable record of achievement.

The substantial time that has passed since the submission of the rulemaking petition and the intense debate on the subject have generated a considerable record and body of writings by opponents seeking to justify their position.

Jowell's professional life had provided her with a considerable record of hands-on experience, which she would later bring to her government jobs at the Department of Health from 1997 to 1999 and, from 1999 to 2001, as minister of state with responsibility for women and as minister for employment, welfare to work and equal opportunities.

They did so more or less as designated successors of presidents with a considerable record.

Ultimately, after making a considerable photo record, Mr. McFarlane destroyed the rocket and its contents as follows.

In 1979 Allan Cokin and Steve Sion, who had established a considerable tournament record during the previous three years, were accused of signaling illegally by means of pencil positions.

There is little doubt that Bernstein can stand up for himself and he has a considerable track record in turning around failing businesses.

Graduate fellowships are a mainstay of philanthropy, an area in which there is consensus that an investment produces a social return, and an area in which the Ford Foundation has a considerable track record.

Three months earlier, on the night of the crime, he had been taken into custody, and police discovered that he already had a considerable criminal record, having served time for aggravated violence and drug dealing.

It said that when Greece tries to return to markets after 2014, it would first have to issue short-term debt and still pay high interest rates because its debt ratio would still be high, it would have senior debt to pay back first and it would need to establish a considerable track record with the market.

There is a considerable photographic record of early Princes Street, largely thanks to the presence in the street of the studios of the Burton Brothers, pioneering New Zealand photographers.