Sentence examples for a much more considerable from inspiring English sources

It seems to me at this moment a much more considerable achievement than thought - a concoction of such depth of imagination and command of style that one ought surely to be able to forgive what Richard Roud called its "near-prurient outsider's view" of Petronius's unholy Roman Empire.

The numbers are bigger, too: the previous year's contracts amounted to a total of perhaps $15 million divided 10 ways — $65 million66 ways is, it hardly needs saying, a much more considerable investment.

This has now been realized, thanks to the Supreme Court, to a much more considerable extent.

After all, it's not as if a much bigger-hitting celebrity has turned their much more considerable attentions to the subject.

But in spite of my desire to dig up the dirt on these fowl, I could not ignore the other side of the story: the much more considerable evils done not by turkeys, but to them.

Gillian Murphy (Odile in the "Swan Lake" Act III pas de deux), Ms. Herrera, Mr. Hallberg and Mr. Stearns are all much more considerable artists than this gala allowed us to see; Vadim Muntagirov's first Ballet Theater appearance, partnering Ms. Murphy, made an unfairly small impression because his jumps and turns were soon eclipsed by those of the phenomenal Mr. Vasiliev.

The improvement achieved by the modified A* algorithm was much more considerable, not only in terms of getting to the goal point sooner, but also in terms of avoiding much more collisions in a crowded environment.

Surfactant adsorption on rock surface was generally reduced in the presence of nanoparticle and this reduction was much more considerable for hydrophobic particles in all surfactant concentrations [93].

(Yolton, 1983 pp. 108 113) Collins' influence on the continent in the second half of the eighteenth century was much more considerable than his influence in England.

As can also be observed in Table 2, the improvement gained by the modification is much more considerable, not only in terms of getting to the target point sooner, but also when it comes to avoiding more collisions in a crowded environment where obstacles can sometimes be unavoidable, even for humans.

But Dickerson's investment was much more considerable.