Sentence examples for around considerably from inspiring English sources

Because markets often bounce around considerably when the bottom is near, it is hard to conclude what the ensuing sell-off of the last two days portends.

The gaffer has been around considerably longer; for centuries the word has designated the foreman of a stage crew.

"She gets around considerably, is very shrewd, and is probably acting as a spy," the detective wrote to Secretary of War Edwin Stanton.

Sturdy lock bungee-strapped to the rear rack and work bag nestling in the basket, I tootle along in my work clothes, barely raising the slightest of sweats yet still getting around considerably faster than on public transport.

The complexity of this subevent is not obvious from Fig. 2, but if the energy release locations are monitored, they move around considerably, sometimes rupturing a region that have already released energy (e.g., first subevent area).

It contains a digression on biblical accounts of the origin of monarchy; its powerful rhetoric leaves unanswered a range of more practical and theoretical questions, and the argument jumps around considerably.

But Howard says his process this time around has evolved considerably.

None of the factors changed the result considerably (around 10% or more), so there was no need for adjusting for confounding from these factors [ 39].

One possibility, Mr. Hutchins said, is that the building is worth around $700,000, considerably more than the $470,000 original mortgage.

But Mr Bush's approval rating is only around 50%, considerably lower than that of any recent re-elected president.

Their need for speed may be intensified by days spent driving rovers around at considerably less than 1 mile an hour.