Sentence examples for a considerable say from inspiring English sources

The police and the FA will have a considerable say in the Frenchman's future.

He has a considerable say — though he doesn't always get his way — in how diocesan funds are budgeted.

Now, if you do leave behind a considerable amount (say, 2/3) of husks, silk and tassel, and boil those with the corn...you're in for an even bigger benefit: your corn will taste more corny after it has boiled!

THE Netherlands is going through a "considerable crisis", says the prime minister.

"Her style right now is a considerable influence," said Robert Burke, the fashion director of Bergdorf Goodman.

The Spark's extra circuitry could make a considerable difference, said Larry Nitz, G.M.'s director of global electrification.

Done right, special-ed pre-K can have a considerable impact, said Mary Ellen Markman, who runs the pre-K program at Bankstreet College of Education in Manhattan.

"The downside for Jay on this is his own repeated statements are cast under a considerable cloud," said Ann Compton of ABC News, who has covered the White House since 1974.

"In a state like Massachusetts, in a city like Boston, I think that's a considerable turnaround," said Thomas H. O'Connor, the university historian at Boston College.

"In the polls that I have seen, Netanyahu will beat any other candidate by a considerable margin," said Meir Sheetrit, a Likud lawmaker.

"It may be theoretically losing money, but the fact that it has over 200,000 visitors, I think that's a considerable gain," said Kapoor.