Sentence examples for appear to be considerable from inspiring English sources

As countries develop economically and institutionally, there appear to be considerable benefits to more flexible regimes.

From a biomechanical point of view, the advantages of an offset-keel design would appear to be considerable.

The judge said: "On the material before me there would appear to be considerable force in that submission".

Palestinian officials, while cautioning against debating shards of leaked information, said the concession as represented did not appear to be considerable enough.

A comparison between two- and three-dimensional calculations at atmospheric pressure shows that the three-dimensional effects appear to be considerable.

Groupon does not disclose its own margins, but they appear to be considerable; Mr. Mason says it has been profitable since June 2009, when it was all of seven months old.

But there appears to be considerable intermingling.

There appears to be considerable interest in the work.

In Spain, there also appears to be considerable reluctance to disclose too much.

But among the reporters, editors and technicians, all of whom were inherited from the previous management and retained, there appeared to be considerable enthusiasm.

"There appears to be considerable evidence that the iTunes set-up is prejudiced against the UK public and distorts the very basis of the single market.