Sentence examples for be of considerable from inspiring English sources
verb
Representing or , chiefly in depictions of colloquial speech.
Burr should be of considerable interest to the G.O.P., however.
May's timing must be of considerable frustration to the Ahmad and Ahsan families.
Nevertheless, some low-power varieties of thermoelectric generators have proven to be of considerable practical importance.
But, taken together, they are likely to be of considerable value to future historians.
"Multiple attacks will occur throughout the week, and they will be of considerable size and force," Mr. Gottlieb said.
Let me suggest that it would also be of considerable interest to extend this study to other cultures.
While this flexibility may be of considerable assistance to the police, it provides no reassurance or certainty to the public.
"Psychologically, this will also be of considerable importance," said Charles Lister, and analyst at IHS Jane's Terrorism and Insurgency Centre.
Thus, independent measurements of density would be of considerable value.
Moreover, it would be of considerable interest to determine the optimal weights.
And it would be of considerable interest to determine the optimal weights.
