Sentence examples for cases considerably from inspiring English sources

It is however widely known that these classical design formulae in some cases considerably underpredict the intra-cell buckling load.

Money market funds yield a scant one-half of 1percentt, on average, after deducting expenses that in many cases considerably exceed the yield.

For almost every family whose lives are better, there is one whose lives are unchanged or in many cases considerably worse.

Judging by the agreements already reached and announced with Government departments, budgets are going to be cut by over 20 per cent, and in some cases considerably more.

In all but three of them, people over 65 account for at least 13% of the population, and, in four cases, considerably more.

Our client base is varied: mainly family businesses and their owners, plus some reasonably wealthy individuals but also quite a few high-net-worth individuals – people with a total wealth of at least £10m and in most cases considerably more.

That is understating the case considerably.

"Diamonds are less convincing by themselves, but they strengthen their case considerably".

Whoever loses in that hearing will likely appeal, delaying the case considerably.

It's been years (to understate the case considerably) that I, so to say, had Freud at Yale.

Malenka told me that this understates the case considerably: "There's this drive of, like, 'You think I'm wrong about this, motherfucker?