Sentence examples similar to anything that considerable from inspiring English sources

Its local coverage was a combination of gaseous boosterism and outright suppression of anything that might inconvenience the business community, especially those considerable sectors of it in which the paper's owners had a direct interest.

The convention's difficulties highlight the fractiousness of the Tea Party groups, and the considerable suspicions among their members of anything that suggests the establishment.

"In the Second World War, we flew these armadas of B-17s over Germany, for example, and there's considerable question whether all that bombing accomplished anything that can be regarded as a military accomplishment.

Ministers seem reluctant to do anything that threatens Britons' love affair with their cars, let alone challenge the considerable vested interests behind the road lobby.

But he said the administration had to be careful and not do anything that would be overly burdensome to markets at a time they are already under considerable stress.

I spend a considerable amount of time reading, not only newspapers and business-related magazines but anything that can stimulate my mind: physics, biology, mathematics, and so on.

Could the study's scientifically-groundless estimate have anything to do with the fact that it was commissioned by the German Renewable Energy Federation? What happened to that "considerable scepticism in assessing the reliability of estimates from the industry"?

We are some considerable way away from a trial and there is the 'fade factor' involved in anything that's said".

This gave physician-investigators considerable freedom to present novel therapies to parents, many of whom were willing to try anything that might prolong their child's life in the face of an incurable disease.

Matter is anything that has both mass and volume.

Anything that eats plankton.