Sentence examples for a rather appreciable from inspiring English sources
A 2005 piece by Hank Stuever in The Washington Post described the film as "a rather appreciable delight, even when it's a mess," and felt that the singing – especially Diana Ross' – was "a marvel".
"[E]ven after … two incidents that resulted in significant burn injuries to employees, … the EH&S Department failed to take any affirmative steps to abate a rather clear and appreciable danger".
Appreciable intra- or extracellular ethanol concentrations, however, appear to be a rather unlikely stress parameter in the course of cyanobacterial evolution.
A rather disparate society.
A (rather unsatisfied) customer".
Meanwhile, of course, other rather more appreciable pressure has been applied.
There are alternate approaches in industrialized countries like Germany and Japan that make housing more of a consumable good rather than an appreciable asset, but it's hard to see how we could ever shift toward those models since there is so much national wealth tied up in housing.
Thus it must be asked whether without a precise way of determining when a statement 'makes an appreciable difference', criticism of metaphysics based on such a criterion may be not be considered as a biased dismissal rather than a demonstration of fact and so fall short of what is needed.
