Sentence examples for been very considerable from inspiring English sources

The damage that has been done by what has been revealed about past malpractice and about the culture that goes with it has been very considerable.

"The international spread of the field across 27 countries, into Asia, into Africa, into South America and Australasia has been very considerable.

There has been very considerable progress in research into low-mass stars, brown dwarfs and extrasolar planets during the past few years, particularly since the fist edtion of this book was published in 2000.

"We did go, in the final analysis, to the top end of the range, but if we'd sought to re-open that whole issue, there would have been very considerable risks and a very large downside," he told the panel.

"We've spent a considerable amount of money since 2007 protecting Gloucestershire homes and businesses from flooding, which has helped a great deal, but there has still been very considerable damage to our roads.

Kissinger made a little speech in which he said that the accomplishments of President Nixon in the field of foreign affairs had been very considerable (those were almost his exact words).

The internal commerce of the country is very considerable.

And no one doubts that these are very considerable.

"I think there will continue to be very considerable change in media company boardrooms.

But Maugham's strengths, it must be remembered, were very considerable.

The chancellor said there were "very considerable obstacles" to nationalising RBS.