Sentence examples for a considerable right from inspiring English sources

This anomaly can be associated to a variable degree of tricuspid regurgitation and RV dysfunction, progressively leading to a considerable right atrial and ventricular enlargement [16, 17, 18].

Other developers think the market could be considerable right from the outset.

Case 2 was male, aged 18 years, with spastic diplegia with considerable right prevalence.

In mid-19th-century England and Wales (Scotland had its own divorce, custody, and property rights), a husband had absolute right of control over his wife's person, as well as considerable rights over her property.

California has long been a popular destination for those seeking surrogates: it has reasonably friendly case law, with the commissioning parents granted considerable rights (and responsibilities), and law firms specialising in contracts between intending parents and surrogates.

Those at the top enjoy considerable rights and power over those at the bottom.

In Anglo-Saxon society, noblewomen enjoyed considerable rights and status, although the society was still firmly patriarchal.

"A December deadline is a considerable challenge, but right now Angola needs to set and rise to such challenges".

Studying electoral participation for those who do not have the right to vote has a considerable flaw: without the right to cast a ballot, there is no rational incentive for citizens to increase their interest and knowledge in politics.

Because the publisher will, in many cases, have paid the author a considerable sum for the right to sell it.

Javed Khan, chief executive of the charity Victim Support, said the plans for additional judge training were "a considerable step in the right direction".