Sentence examples for are appreciable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Large enough to be estimated; perceptible; considerable.
But the benefits it reaps for winning its group are appreciable.
"It's just becoming clearer that the benefits are much more subtle than we might have hoped, and the risks are appreciable," he said.
For heavy charged particles with high initial velocities (those that are appreciable fractions of the speed of light), large-angle scatterings are rare.
Strong New Orleans flavours are appreciable in the bar-room R&B of J'ai Connais Pas; for volume and intensity, hypnotic three-chord wonder Nobody Knows My Name verges on garage rock.
The interest differences are appreciable between junk and nonjunk.
Smartphone states are appreciable to provide the adaptive alert modes.
Before Ann & Mr. Pelham came along he hadn't realized there were appreciable by-products to the process of living.
Yet if David Hockney were to paint over a Constable, the work would still be appreciable as a Hockney.
Archer said: "While Italian manufacturing activity contracted at the slowest rate since last September, the contraction was appreciable".
The hydroelectric power potential of Sierra Leone's deeply incised river valleys is appreciable.
The margin for error is appreciable, but there is precedent for a team cocking things up in such a situation - and inevitably, that precedent involves England.
