The consequences of that failure are considerable, because, in the end, culture is a more powerful tool in dealing with drinking than medicine, economics, or the law.
But the challenge facing the museum is considerable because, as its mission statement admits, most Europeans regard the 15-nation European Union as a "cold, bureaucratic monster, a soulless producer of administrative edicts".
For Coinstar, which receives fees for transactions regardless, the growth potential for such partnerships is considerable, because the companies promote Coinstar to their own customers on their Web sites, through promotional e-mails, and in print and online advertisements.
The craftsmanship required was considerable, because the job was complicated: "in good musicals, each song is a whole scene; you need to soak yourself in character, motivation, mood, tempo, everything.
This improvement is considerable because the number of branches that are only resolvable by the PE multipositional de Bruijn graph is usually not large.
In small-size contact technology, when dielectric covers with opened circular windows are used, the thermal strains appear to be considerable because of the different thermal expansion of the semiconductor (GaAs), deposited metal (Au) and dielectric cover (SiO2), widely used for manufacturing the devices.
Indirect costs due to caretaking can be considerable because of the large number of children who become ill from malaria and who must be cared for by parents or other adults [ 23].
"The track surface is very smooth, but wear and degradation can be considerable because of all the forces going through the tires, which peak at around 5g," said Paul Hembery, director of Pirelli's motor sports program.
The influence of angry Democrats could be considerable because their numbers almost by definition include some of the party's most committed grass roots organizers.
The pool of potential matches can be considerable, because Hinge users have an average of 700 Facebook friends, Mr McLeod adds.
