Sentence examples for added to the considerable from inspiring English sources

The set — called "the machine" backstage — turned out to be so heavy that the Met had to reinforce its stage with steel beams, a delicate operation that added to the considerable cost of the "Ring": somewhere around $16 million, although the Met would not comment.

Meanwhile, a new generation of Jackson fans -- added to the considerable global fanbase that grew up with the pop star -- have made him the most influential deceased artist of the 21st century.

It's not particularly well made, but the patchiness only adds to the considerable goodwill and charm the movie carries.

"It's not particularly well made, but the patchiness only adds to the considerable goodwill and charm the movie carries," wrote our own Phelim O'Neill.

The lawsuit adds to the considerable legal risks facing Bank of America as it prepares to absorb Countrywide in a takeover announced in January.

Newcastle have been busy in the shop window signing no less than five French players during the January transfer window, adding to the considerable Les Blues contingent on Tyneside.

The structures described here adds to the considerable complexity of depositional styles in chalk.

The fact that studies used different treatments and that some investigated maintenance treatment whereas others focused on acute treatment introduces substantial heterogeneity and adds to the considerable difficulties in interpreting the results.

This risk adds to the considerable burden of disease for families.

In addition, water quality and safety related to environmental chemicals adds to the considerable disease burden [ 3, 4].

Besides the psychological and physical burden of each IVF treatment cycle, it also adds to the considerable costs associated with fertility treatment [ 1].