Sentence examples for but also of considerable from inspiring English sources

Grin is a writer of considerable charms, but also of considerable limitations.

By applying a long short portfolio approach, they show that their strategy yields significant returns even if transaction costs are considered.2 The profits are not only significant, but also of considerable size: they earn annual returns of about (15%) (10-day holding period) and (11%) (20-day holding period).

This shortcut will accelerate studies in genome evolution and will give first hints into the genetic make-up of the gilthead sea bream, a species not only of great economical importance but also of considerable evolutionary interest.

Their double identity as humans and beasts made them intriguing, and the girls and their father were the subjects not only of medical investigations but also of a considerable number of portraits, some of which still hang in European castles today.

Understanding the factors that influence the evolution of microbial populations not only provides fundamental insights into evolutionary processes [ 1- 4], but is also of considerable applied importance, owing to the fact that many microbes are pathogenic.

Therefore, the high demand for PEP in Africa and Asia exerts a substantial economic burden, not only as a result of the high costs of human vaccine and rabies immunoglobulin (RIG) products, but also because of considerable indirect (patient) costs associated with travel and income loss for PEP [ 21].

Nevertheless, there will be those who will find in Mr. Murakami's work not only terrific graphic ingenuity but also meanings of considerable intrigue.

He was the first author of jōruri to write works that not only gave the puppet operator the opportunity to display his skill but also were of considerable literary merit.

Engineering activities focusing the design not only of products, but also of manufacturing processes bear a considerable potential for enhancing resource efficiency and, thereby, sustainability.

Rooneyia is also of considerable interest in itself.

Also of considerable interest is his edition of Letters to Vernon Watkins by Dylan Thomas (1957).