But many in Asia do understand the complexities of governance in the U.S., or any matured democracy for that matter -- after all, as the world's leading power, the U.S. domestic politics attracts a disproportionate amount of time and energy among a considerable majority of policy wonks in Asia.
Upon the completion of Powell's term in 1838, Holloway challenged Powell again, and defeated him by a considerable majority.
The trend reflects what William H. Frey, a University of Michigan demographer, calls a "racial generation gap," where whites are a considerable majority among the elderly and the working-age population and its children become more diverse.
But the German parliament, which is the body which actually ceded the power to run monetary policy to the ECB, has brought no complaint against the OMT to the court and seems to back the ECB with a considerable majority.Second, Germany is only one of 17 euro members.
In the 2010 general election, Chope retained his seat with a considerable majority of 15,410 and 56.4% of the vote, making Christchurch one of the safest Conservative constituencies in the country.
Given his own party has a considerable majority it is likely to be a quick rubberstamp from one of the countries keenest to keep Greece in the eurozone.
Ever since polls have been taken on the matter, a considerable majority of the US population has favored normalization of relations with Cuba, but that, too, is insignificant.
The white people who made up a considerable majority of the audience for Bob Marley's lauded Lyceum concert in 1975 were well-heeled London thirty-something hippies.
A considerable majority of white Americans consistently vote Republican (between 56% and 61% did so in the 1952, 1980 and 1988 elections), and so Romney's capture of nearly two thirds of the white vote is hardly surprising.
While the iPhone still accounts for a considerable majority of AT&T's customers, nearly everyone is getting in on that act.
