Sentence examples for are quite considerable from inspiring English sources

"Taxes are quite considerable.

"Currently, domestic and external economic conditions are unusually complicated, there are quite a number of destabilizing and uncertain factors, and the downward pressures on the economy are quite considerable," Mr. Zhou said, according to a transcript of his comments on the Chinese government's main Web site.

He told the BBC: "My concerns using alteplase for stroke have always been that the risks of this drug are quite considerable, particularly with bleeding into the brain.

The data requirements for the FPC indicator are quite considerable and it is less commonly measured in surveys than CPR, hampering comparisons between populations, equity analyses, and trend assessments.

There are quite considerable misconceptions in terms of setting boundaries and saying "no", up to the perception that within the framework of a child-friendly school the learner is "always right".

On the whole Australian commerce was expanded due to the war, although the cost of the war was quite considerable and the Australian government had to borrow considerably from overseas to fund the war effort.

"The impact this teaching could have is quite considerable," she said.

"The power of these agencies is quite considerable not only for companies but also for states.

"It would save more emissions, and the difference is quite considerable".

In spite of almost incessant wars, the literary output in this period was quite considerable.

"I think the standard we have seen here is quite considerable and we have got to respond to that.