The phrase "a considerable thing to" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to express the significance or importance of something, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "It is a considerable thing to consider when making a decision."
Alternatives: "a significant matter to" or "an important aspect to".
Oculus says it has resolved its shipping delays to the point where new orders now ship in two to four business days, which is a considerable improvement to where things were at just a short while ago, if you've been paying attention.
Supporting players make a considerable effort to spice things up.
UMI SELAH: I've been an organizer for a little while, and it's not easy to get community members usually – people who have jobs, working-class folks, people doing things that could cause a considerable risk to their livelihood.
"I would be very nervous about doing that, however, because I'm quite keen on the subject of eliminating causes, and it's going to take us a considerable amount of time to eliminate things," he said.
They are designed to answer questions when there is considerable uncertainty about the best or right thing to do.
Given that this White House has shown it can achieve considerable things, when it applies itself, why not pursue the Volcker Rules in full?
It spends a considerable amount of time getting to the thing ostensibly at its heart: the documentary Denise's daughter, Ada, is making about Denise's brother, Nik, the has-been post-punk rocker who is only a has-been in the "real world".
He feels certain about one thing: "A considerable amount of time will be spent creating a significant amount of mandated paperwork".
Whether this is the result of corruption, bloody mindedness or just incompetence, it still amounts to the same thing: considerable damage to the country.To be fair to the government, voters are quite cross about Tallinna Vesi and what they see as its inordinate price rises.
