Sentence examples for become considerable from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Kudrin, budget revenues have become considerable," Mr. Putin said matter-of-factly.

During this period convents provided havens where women could become considerable scholars.

By the 17th century the influx of new migrants, competing and jostling with each other, had become considerable.

Since the fuel-tax protest two years ago, when Labour briefly lost its lead in the opinion polls, the fear of a motorists' revolt has become considerable.

Since measurement always involves some interaction between the object and the observer or observing instrument, there is always an exchange of energy, which, although in everyday applications is negligible, can become considerable in some types of measurement and thereby limit accuracy.

These resources needed could become considerable, as the distance between the nodes and the center increases[1].

Beyond (512*512), computing time of point characterization becomes considerable.

This difference becomes considerable with the increase of the number of users.

However, when the amount of letters increases, the amount of possible combinations becomes considerable.

Finally, the resonance elastic scattering effect becomes considerable due to high temperatures in the FHR.

This is the case when the differential motion of supports becomes considerable.