Sentence examples for considerable and even from inspiring English sources

You must, though, be aware of a considerable and even, perhaps, increasing antipathy towards the wealthy and privileged?

Although as much as 30%% of the variation in song features was due to differences among bats, overlap was considerable, and even greater variation occurred across renditions within individuals.

Even when overall vaccination coverage in a country is increasing, this may mask considerable and even increasing inequities in coverage, particularly among the most vulnerable households [ 39].

"Tomorrow I face the considerable talents (and even more considerable girth) of Martin McCague on the cricket field.

That move sparked considerable criticism, and even inspired a Web site, upsetfu.blogspot.com.

Cooke, it will be recalled, was a young reporter of considerable potential, and even greater duplicity.

The members of Fly, now all in their 40s, have also become figures of considerable influence, and even some awe, among younger musicians.

It must be said, however, that through it all Mrs. Marcos exudes considerable charm and even a flickering sense of humor.

Ms. Streep is playing Arkadina, an aging actress of considerable charm and even greater vanity, in Mike Nichols's very starry and very spotty production of Chekhov's "Seagull," which was scheduled to open last night.

This announcement caused considerable discussion, and even near the beginning of the twentieth century 3.2 had its advocates as against the value 22 / 7. 1896.

Pertussis or whooping cough is increasingly being shown to be a respiratory infection affecting the elderly and a significant percentage of older people infected with Bordetella pertussis experience considerable morbidity and even mortality.