Sentence examples for and the very considerable from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for company justified the payments, saying they "reflect the exceptional scale of the capital return to shareholders from the Indian development and the very considerable task of securing approvals for the sale".

The article I wrote led to a radio programme, On the Borderline, which was broadcast last week on BBC Radio 4. In it I explored what BPD "is", the history of the diagnosis, the controversy surrounding its future, and the very considerable prejudice people with this label encounter both in and out of the psychiatric system.

The grand pas de deux is danced by Rojo and Berlanga and, given the very considerable pressures on her as the director of Britain's largest touring ballet company, it would be understandable if Rojo's performance was merely efficient.

Figure 1(b) shows the scanned ratios between ENT3 and TBP mRNA expression and confirms the very considerable downregulation of the ENT3 gene by the siRNA treatment.

And there is the very considerable advantage that accrues to the prime broker's trading desk from seeing the order flows generated by the hedge funds.

There is a need to improve awareness among health authorities and decision makers of the very considerable benefits of better-quality diets and of the effective and cost-effective policies that can achieve that goal.

The percentage volume of the cortical region containing the small follicles was similar in the fetal and calf ovaries despite the very considerable fall in ovarian weight and volume during the neonatal period.

We had been working on a project at OUP to bring our own out-of-print books back to life, and we were aware of the very considerable difficulties and costs involved in doing so.

52 Obviously it would be one thing to sustain the licensing provisions if they are to be taken as of the 'automatic mere identification' type, and quite another if they involve the very considerable degree of discretion upon the part of administrative officials which the clearly applicable provisions of the ordinance seem to require by their terms and indeed by the state court's ruling.

"I, alongside many others, will continue to strive to highlight the very considerable skills and talents that the Asian community brings to all of us and to encourage increased participation in public and political life in Scotland".

At the danger of ignoring the very considerable moody and gloomy side which Scarlatti possessed as well, this pairs the most upbeat, daringly jolly, musically glowing works of these composers… or at least they sound the way, given how Cavé treats them.