Sentence examples for a considerable sacrifice from inspiring English sources

Seven tuition businesses quizzed by the Guardian, which have all enjoyed significant growth over the past year, say it is, in part, down to interest from such families, for whom private tuition is a considerable sacrifice.

It is rather a veritable advantage for them than a considerable sacrifice.

She has priced the house at "a considerable sacrifice, due to the times," she said.

Mr. Nader, who lobbied strenuously to block the raises, said the President should revoke the 1991 raises and cut his own pay "as a gesture to the American people at a time of considerable sacrifice for them". "At a time of deficit and recession, he should set an example," Mr. Nader said.

But the ubiquity of the perfect chassis has required a certain, and I think considerable, sacrifice.

Mr. Smith is making a considerable financial sacrifice in publicly criticizing Goldman.

One difficulty may be the very modest salaries of big-league coaches, but when I talked to Bob about his joining some team in this capacity I got the feeling that he might be willing to make a considerable financial sacrifice in order to get back into the game.

However, Dr Kimani warns budding entrepreneurs that starting and running a business usually means a considerable financial sacrifice.

Irving Walsh, a successful businessman, had raised three sons with considerable sacrifice and devotion.

Committed at considerable sacrifice to their own distinct, self-regulating society with a demanding ethical code, officers generally regarded civilians as sloppy, selfish, deceitful and hypocritical in their manic pursuit of money.

Despite the considerable sacrifice this required — no life outside teaching and caring for a quartet of children — my mother says she enjoyed that time with us.