Sentence examples similar to a more considerable element from inspiring English sources

Three innings later, the Mets achieved a more considerable breakthrough.

Empire was more recent and, for a considerable element of the Brexiteers' campaign, more personal.

The later Midrashim are more homiletic and include a considerable element of Haggada i.e., illustrative material drawn from all sources.

That the myths contained a considerable element of fiction was recognized by the more critical Greeks, such as the philosopher Plato in the 5th 4th century bce.

Moreover, they frequently contain a considerable element of discretion.

I think that was a considerable element in the success of the campaign.

"There's no doubt that this announcement is creating a considerable element of uncertainty".

He tells us so: "I freely admit that there is a considerable element of uncertainty about exactly where these women lived.

Its congregation ran the social scale from "merchant princes, great industrialists, professors" to a "considerable element of the humble but equally worthy sort".

"Everyone is fully aware that there is a considerable element of unpredictability in this summit, irrespective of all the preparation work that went into this," the diplomat said.

"If we're going to arrest someone, there's a considerable element of surprise.