Sentence examples for a period of considerable from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, Labour underwent a period of considerable internal turmoil.

The case takes place during a period of considerable uncertainty in the global capital markets.

Throughout Europe, the 16th century was a period of considerable change in the law.

In fact this was a period of considerable liveliness and innovation.

The succeeding five years were to be a period of considerable growth for the department.

The mid-1970s were a period of considerable success in foreign policy.

A comparison of glaucoma referral refinement schemes (GRRS) in the UK during a time period of considerable change in national policy and guidance.

Every now and then, over a period of years, and with considerable guilt as well as enjoyment, he has gone out at night and committed a perfect crime.

It is, to be sure, a period of high risk, rapid change, considerable turbulence, and severe anxiety.

In the 20th century, Scotland played a major role in the British and allied effort in the two world wars and began to suffer a sharp industrial decline, going through periods of considerable political instability.

In the Netherlands, many patients receive the starting dose of morphine (10 30 mg subcutaneously a day), for a considerable period of time (days, weeks, sometimes even months).