Sentence examples for a very considerable problem from inspiring English sources

He said Labour had not thought clearly enough about how the Act would operate and, while he did not believe it should be scrapped, he had particular concerns about sections 35 and 36 with which there was a "very considerable problem".

Age: 66 Party: Labour MP for: Derby South Highest previous office: Foreign secretary, Labour party leader and leader of the Commons Wants to be Speaker because: "I think at the moment we have got very considerable problems in parliament.

Although there are still some details yet to be fleshed out, the overall shape, and size, of the Treasury's rescue plan is a very considerable step forward in addressing the current problems in the banking system.

There is a problem, which is why we are introducing the new legislation, but I would say it is a very considerable exaggeration to say that there is a mass of regulation that has come in now.

The American Youth Congress once enjoyed a very considerable prestige...

Some original owners have resold at a very considerable profit".

"I think Mick's got a very considerable intelligence and a very inquiring mind.

The pumice-stone thrown up, covered the surface of the sea over a very considerable distance.

Here every kind of Japanese curio may be purchased, and a very considerable trade is done.

A court was told that "many investors had lost a very considerable sum of money".

The MANCHESTER GUARDIAN will commence its course with a very considerable circulation.