Sentence examples for any of the considerable from inspiring English sources

But the administration has failed to use any of the considerable levers at its disposal to pressure Israel to roll back the settlements.

3) It is very surprising that the authors don't mention any of the considerable work done on the relationship between PolII and the +1 nucleosome in Drosophila.

Left outside the scope of yesterday's initiative was any mention of the considerable advertising for junk food products that is carried on Disney's television networks, especially Toon Disney and ABC Kids.

Like any part of the world, considerable numbers of street females in Ethiopia are victims of rape and some others are at risk.

But it doesn't mention any of the negatives, which are considerable.

The Help was the winner with general audiences too — it has the highest domestic gross of any of the nominees, by a considerable margin.

Grandage, 51, is clear and the answer is unexpected: not any of the productions themselves but rather "the considerable amount of other things" going on around them.

Furthermore, unlike in any of the preceding studies, there was considerable overlap in the markers featuring within and across the inflectional paradigms associated with each gender.

However, few participants obtained perfect scores on any of the cognitive tests, and there was considerable variability in the scores, with a proportion of participants displaying moderate impairment on each of the tests (Table 1).

That this is not the source of any considerable amount of new bone replacing the dead bone is shown by the observations of Santos that a necrotic head in ununited fracture of the femoral neck is very little replaced by new bone by metaplasia of invading connective tissue from the round ligament.

However the absence of any considerable inclination around T g of PVA, in the DSC thermogram of PLGA/chitosan/PVA, suggests miscibility of PVA and chitosan [ 46].