Sentence examples for begins with a considerable from inspiring English sources
Jones' attempt at laying all this bare begins with a considerable amount of reporting: his undertaking is built upon dozens of interviews with establishment figures, some of whom would acknowledge themselves as such, some of whom wouldn't.
This begins with a considerable amount of self-examination.
The new Iraqi constitution, drafted with considerable American input, begins with a kind of creation story of democracy in Iraq: "We, the people of Mesopotamia, the homeland of the apostles and prophets . . .
His rule "began with an immediate and considerable advantage," the late British analyst Patrick Seale wrote, in 1990.
"Bedlam," by Geoff Nicholson, begins with considerable promise.
As policymakers face the difficult challenges ahead, they will begin with two considerable advantages: a significantly more stable banking system, one where the failure of a major bank is no longer a pressing concern; and the resources, authority and potential programs available to deal with the future capital and liquidity needs of credit providers.
Other indicators began with a low, or fairly low adherence and then exhibited considerable improvements; for instance, the percentage of eligible patients receiving spirometry rose from 56%to96%6%.
