Sentence examples for and even more considerable from inspiring English sources

"Tomorrow I face the considerable talents (and even more considerable girth) of Martin McCague on the cricket field.

It is evident that the incremental economic impact of diabetes or MVCCs alone is substantial, and such an impact for patients with both diabetes and MVCCs is even more considerable than that for patients with diabetes or MVCCs alone.

Whatever his biography (which is in the works) does or doesn't reveal about Merrill, it will be in the context of the sumptuous volume of his collected poems, which came out just six years after his death, in 1995, and demonstrated that Merrill was an even more considerable poet than had been thought.

This suggests that PCa will become an even more considerable health problem and emphasizes the importance of preventive strategies.

But my skills as a diagnostician are even more considerable now.

The damage would have been even more considerable if Suárez had not struck the post with a golden chance to add to the scoring and, by the end, it had turned into a game of keep-ball for the team from Catalonia.

How it might affect the mood around the national team would be even more considerable.

By 1535 the abbey's considerable income was exceeded by even more considerable debts.

In some countries, these differences are even more considerable.

These limitations are even more considerable in the context of urban exposure.

For experiment, E-GEOD-11882, the difference was even more considerable: NDCG = 0.894 after enrichment, compared with only 0.055 before.