Sentence examples for awarded considerable from inspiring English sources
The Vietnamese and French media had awarded considerable attention to the conflict, and newspapers worldwide had covered the battle.
After the invasion of Iraq in 2003, the newly formed Iraqi government decided to augment its oil production by awarding considerable contracts to the major oil companies of the world (CNN 2011).
He was profoundly hurt by the suggestion and as a result of legal action was awarded apologies and considerable damages in consequence, including £185,000 from the BBC and £15,000 from both the comedian Alan Davies and Sally Bercow, the wife of the House of Commons' Speaker, John Bercow.
This award created considerable discontent within the 64th as the citation inferred that it was only due to Lt Havelock's actions that the regiment advanced and achieved its objectives.
In 2007, his considerable efforts were recognized when he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
Because the Globes are awarded while Academy Awards voters still have their nominating ballots in hand, they exert considerable gravitational pull over the Oscar process.
After considerable confusion, the program was reinstated on 11 April 1957 with North American awarded a contract for two prototypes.
NASA's $10 million to be awarded to Engineering over each of the next five years would equate to a considerable chunk of the total amount of grant funding from the DOJ for research.
Clattenburg, 40, refereed that game and was at the centre of controversy after he awarded a penalty to Spurs having judged Raheem Sterling to have been guilty of a handball, something replays cast considerable doubt over.
Twelve months ago British Handball were awarded guaranteed host-nation places for both the men's and women's teams after being able to demonstrate considerable "performance milestones".
