Sentence examples for able to make considerable from inspiring English sources

With international assistance, Kabila was able to make considerable progress toward reforming the economy and began the work of rebuilding the country.

We also make use of movable triggers (Gent et al., 2006) [1], and with these three complementary features we are able to make considerable efficiency gains.

He asserted they were generally happy and contented, and were able to make considerable money by selling the surplus produce of their provision grounds.

We have as a result of this pilot study been able to make considerable improvements to our system for grading the quality of evidence and strength of recommendations.

GPs participating in the audit will not get allocated extra time for consultations, and they will not be able to make considerable changes in their practice activities during the 3 weeks of registration.

GPs participating in the audit were not allocated extra time for consultations, and they were not able to make considerable changes in their practice activities during the 3 weeks of registration.

Both are likely to make considerable use of their assistants.

We've worked shoulder-to-shoulder to make considerable progress during this time.

But after Mr. Daniels returned to his home state last weekend to speak at a Republican gathering -- it was not his first trip back -- there was considerable talk that he had the makings of a good candidate, if not the intent, and considerable speculation that he just might be able to make a stronger run than any of the other Republicans thinking about getting into the race.

Considerable effort went into ensuring POIS would be able to make meaningful contributions to knowledge of Māori injury outcomes.

They were able to make do.