Sentence examples for act was considerably from inspiring English sources

"Paddie would have wowed them!" said Lazurus, though the first act was considerably altered for New York.

The second act is considerably darker, with various deaths and tragedies and disappointments.

Still, though, in the wake of two "franchise quarterbacks," the selection of a supporting act is considerably less glitzy.

The second act is considerably more vivid, with the women appearing on a crass TV show and exposing deeper internal discords; the change of gears is almost jarring.

The choreography by Esperanza Galan, who also serves as a featured dancer in the second act, is considerably better than most dance presented in operatic productions hereabouts.

In an opinion by Justice William J. Brennan Jr., the Court today said that the budget office's authority under the Paperwork Reduction Act is considerably more limited than the office had supposed.

Austin's theory of speech acts was considerably extended and refined by his American student John Searle (born 1932) and others.

In the 1960s and '70s, Austin's theory of speech acts was considerably extended and systematized in work by his American student John Searle.

The average willingness-to-pay for a course of artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT) among drug shop customers was considerably higher than for an RDT but still lower than the current price of an ACT in drug shops.

It was later shown that this effect was considerably enhanced when PQS and C4-HSL acted synergistically to upregulate lasB expression (McKnight et al., 2000).

The next act of Cimon and the Athenians, the attack on the island of Scyros, was considerably more dubious.