Sentence examples for appears considerably from inspiring English sources

The 6-foot-2 Chamberlain is big to start — with a barrel chest — but he appears considerably larger than his listed weight.

The point is illustrated by the fact that the radiological threat at Fukushima appears considerably lower than that which followed the only accident currently rated at number 6 on the scale.

Mr. LePage beat six other Republicans in the state's June primary with minimal spending, and his base appears considerably more energized than Ms. Mitchell's, said Ronald Schmidt, chairman of the political science department at the University of Southern Maine.

While Mr. Romney's tax rate appears considerably higher than the average rate paid by middle-income households, it is at a lower rate than many other affluent people because most of his income comes from investments.

But whether by fair means or foul, the chancellor now appears considerably closer to meeting his budget forecast than seemed likely late last year.That may help Labour in the general election expected in May, but a tax-raising budget in 2006 still looks inevitable.

When restricting the sample to the pre-crisis period, the response of real wages appears considerably more muted.

Since her return at Wimbledon, Williams has appeared considerably lighter in spirit.

Mark Warburton, the Rangers manager, presided over an under-strength team that out-fought and out-thought opposition who, on paper, appeared considerably stronger.

In the curtain-drawn sitting room of his suite at the Mayflower Hotel on Central Park West, Mr. Choudhury appeared considerably younger than his 57 years.

England's coach, Sven Goran Eriksson, appeared considerably less happy about the prospect of meeting the Argentines in Sapporo on June 7.

Inventory-sales ratios rose only moderately, but relative to the levels of these ratios implied by their down trend over the past decade, the emerging imbalances appeared considerably larger...