Sentence examples for be rather great to from inspiring English sources

But those moments can be rather great to play.

But a few weeks ago a friend told me about a new documentary in the offing about prejudice that might turn out to be rather great.

As Rediff.com wrote, "Last time we checked the prime minister of Great Britain was rather keen to hear what David Beckham had to say about tackling the threat of long-term hunger that affects millions of children across the world, despite his numerous appearances in underwear campaigns".

Since risks of getting caught are rather great, The best way to get games is simply: wait [15].

The depth of the obtained cavities is rather great, and their profile is near rectangular.

However the difference between the SY and SS groups was rather great.

"The degree to which she was disappointed [by the defeat] was rather greater than the degree to which I was disappointed myself.

Sir Antony wrote: "At the present stage... the risks of political embarrassment to the government is rather greater than the security danger".

In the temperature range of 100°C to 200°C, the observed specific heats were rather greater than those predicted from Dulong-Petit's law.

Although Amazon's need for developers to help drive interest in its hardware is rather greater than Apple's, given the massive installed base of iOS devices.

It provides a good reference to the field but its emphasis in the book is rather greater than necessary; nowadays radiation is used rather less frequently for the treatment of ovarian cancer.