Sentence examples for a considerable swath from inspiring English sources

And yet they're getting away with their populist masquerade -- not just with a considerable swath of voters but even with certain elements in the "liberal media".

Despite controlling a considerable swath of commercial spectrum — the invisible airwaves required to carry cellphone signals — Sprint's network is considered the weakest of the bunch.

It was a unique opportunity, bidders said, to corner a considerable swath of Manhattan where rents were a third to a half of market rates.

The last time a considerable swath of Earth heated up was about 1000 years ago.

Under the team's watchful eye is a considerable swath of perilous land — 500 square miles of the Angeles National Forest.

And yet Liverpool does not look like a team capable of all of that: not just here, against a weakened Manchester United, but for considerable swaths of the season, too.

Currently, the Taliban control considerable swaths of Afghan rural territory — how much, exactly, depends on your definition of control, but a lot.

Currently, the Taliban control considerable swaths of Afghan rural territory—how much, exactly, depends on your definition of control, but a lot.

So, how did it ever reach the stage where the manager of Manchester United can win the FA Cup, with all the glories it is supposed to bring, then be booed by considerable swaths of the club's supporters and carry the trophy into his press conference only to be informed the news wires were flashing up stories of his imminent sacking?

For starters, considerable swaths of What Happened sound canned, tone deaf, and overworked perhaps unsurprising in a supposed cry from the heart that was produced in collaboration with two speechwriters and a researcher.

A considerable wine selection.