Sentence examples for are considerable as from inspiring English sources

We also remark that the previous corollary is just a sample of what is possible to have using the nonlinear potential estimates approach; further spaces, as for instance Lorentz Morrey or Besov Morrey spaces are considerable as well (see [55, 56] for relevant definitions).

The costs of replacing a nurse who leaves because of ill health are considerable, as are the costs of lost productivity due to presenteeism or absenteeism.

These and his skills are considerable, as the short, eclectic menu nimbly demonstrates.

The risks are considerable as he antagonizes international financial institutions and European leaders whom he needs to assist Hungary financially.

Wherever such coasts are high and mountainous, the nearby sea depths are considerable, as in the case of the Istrian and Dalmatian areas of Slovenia and Croatia.

The implications for products and service design are considerable: as we age we may be users but not shoppers of the products we adopt, or we may be shoppers but not independent users for quite some time after purchase.

But the prize is considerable: as well as fame, the winner receives £5,000, which is 10 times the average salary.

Damage to plant life can be considerable as well; saltwater marshes and mangroves are two notable shore ecosystems that frequently suffer from oil spills.

Twenty-first-century suburbia is a fresh seam by comparison, and the influence of Sinclair's suburban literature has been considerable (as, for example, in Hilary Mantel's haunting Beyond Black).

Beijing has no hope of covering its outlay from direct Olympic revenues, but the long term benefits of the new infrastructure could be considerable, as could the tourism effect.

The impact of precipitation on DOC fluxes is considerable as well.