Sentence examples for always considerable from inspiring English sources

It is said to increase the intensity, though the intensity at the top was always considerable.

There is always considerable scrutiny of how much the government spends on building new defences and maintaining existing assets.

Under the new system the magistrate used his administrative powers, which were always considerable, for the purpose of settling disputes.

His name is James," Muldoon had said, dispensing as usual with the preliminaries, success having freed up his always considerable admiration for role models like Napoleon and Stanley Kubrick.

The arrival of spring increases the always considerable attraction of concerts at this floating concert hall on the East River: if the weather is warm, concertgoers can take a glass of wine on the upper deck during intermission.

When Dolly finally rids herself of her "mortal coil" -- she died from an overdose of heroin or of paraldehyde, a sleeping aid; an autopsy revealed metastatic breast cancer that would have killed her shortly thereafter -- Schenkar claims that she could not have accidentally killed herself because "she had an addict's knowledge -- always considerable -- of what drugs could and could not do".

Christmas shopping will always be considerable physical and mental strain.

By Arthur Kober and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, December 14 , 1940 P. 19 Christmasshopping will always be considerable physical and mental strain.

Thus we always spent considerable time working with the engineers to optimize the package, aesthetically speaking.

False positives lead to more tests, often to painful and unnecessary biopsies and even surgery and almost always to considerable emotional trauma.

Mr Starr is looking into obstruction of justice and suborning to perjury, and here the polls have always shown considerable public unease.