Sentence examples for a string of considerable from inspiring English sources

The UK faces a string of "considerable" security threats, including the emergence of militant group Isis and the "expanding scope" of cyber crime, the home secretary has said.

The committee said the project - to merge six separate means-tested working age benefits into a single payment - had been beset by a string of problems and still faced considerable challenges if it was to achieve its long-term objectives.

Many entrepreneurs and investors are cautious about solar after having been burned in the early 2010s, when a string of solar companies took in considerable capital before shuttering their operations.

He had the benefit of a state-of-the-art organisation and considerable momentum from a string of victories.

"Music for a While" is a foray into Baroque song, an area in which Ms. von Otter has considerable expertise after a string of Handel roles and recordings.

After McGuinn, the spotlight often landed on fellow members David Crosby and Chris Hillman for their considerable contributions to the Byrds and a string of influential bands thereafter.

In the 1970s and '80s Seattle hard rockers Heart had a string of hits, and blues-rock guitarist Robert Cray, from Tacoma, began forging his considerable reputation.

Since its premiere at the Venice film festival in September 2015, Spotlight has commanded considerable attention and marked its presence by winning a string of significant awards – though mostly for its cast and writing.

Since the summer, there has been a string of such attacks in the Kabul region, most characterized by complex assaults using suicide bombers or multiple attackers and acting on considerable intelligence about the target.

simple string n. a string of type simple-string.

A string of expletives.