Sentence examples for a considerable though from inspiring English sources
The former purpose has been carried out to a considerable, though not complete, extent by the sixteen decrees, whose implementation represents the work that has only started.
Engineering industries export much of their output, and the textile industries of the Scottish Borders and the Harris tweed in the Hebrides also have a considerable, though reduced, export business.
Such a change made a considerable though a small fraction of the initial distance of a male to the speaker (see " Results"), and it was chosen because of two reasons.
The final analysis included 462 women and reported a significantly longer PFS (27.9 versus 22.2 months, P = 0.01) in the experimental arm and a considerable, though not significant, advantage in OS (63.2 versus 52.2 months, P = 0.05).
From a computational perspective this possess a considerable problem, though, because one would need to repeat our study 10000 times (typical number of resampling steps).
Through Jan . 31Rudolf de Crignis's paintings, like those of Ad Reinhardt and Robert Ryman, look simple but reward extended scrutiny with experiences of considerable though subtle complexity.
That challenge is considerable though, because the gene-editing must be done in far more cells that are harder to get to.
Wallace made a considerable start, though.
He has a considerable say — though he doesn't always get his way — in how diocesan funds are budgeted.
When he made room for a shot towards the end of normal time he missed the target by a considerable distance, though he was in good company there.
It's a considerable achievement, though it's not as good as Iván Fischer's Budapest Festival Orchestra recording on Channel Classics, which is more sensual and is marginally to be preferred.
