Sentence examples for behind a considerable from inspiring English sources

For one of the country's most successful broadcasters it was an unexpected move, and for the station he leaves behind, a considerable loss.

When he died, he left behind a considerable quantity of prose, including two unpublished novels.

Happily for me (even if no one else much cared), Buffon left behind a considerable physical heritage, where a curious traveler could sample his ideas and his style of living.

When Mr. Plimpton died in his sleep on Sept. 26, at 76, he left behind a considerable legacy -- The Paris Review, which plans to continue publishing; dozens of published books; and appearances in numerous films.

He leaves behind a considerable discography — dozens of albums, which collectively contain thirty-eight number-one country singles — but, as with most of the great American singers, there is a sense that no one studio recording ever quite captured all of him.

The main reason behind a considerable bond allocation is the weakness in the equity market.

A series of British Council workshops and seminars in Hong Kong and Tokyo have been exploring the reasons behind what remains a considerable equality gap in virtually every country in the world.

London was originally seen as lagging behind Paris by a considerable margin, but this situation began to reverse with the appointment of Sebastian Coe as the head of London 2012, on 19 May 2004.

The efficiency seems to be high enough that antibiotic selection to expedite the screening for correctly targeted clones might be unnecessary in some cases, with no subsequent need to remove an antibiotic cassette from the genome using the Cre- lox or FLP- FRT system (which typically leaves a 'scar' behind in the genome), saving a considerable amount of time.

The officers had been stuck behind a bus for a considerable distance and when Rowe pulled out to see if it was safe to overtake, a Clio came round a bend.

But both of those institutions have a considerable history behind them.