Sentence examples for considerable besides from inspiring English sources
The film's gay cred is considerable: besides starring Cher — goddess to drag queens everywhere — it features Karen Black as a sympathetic transsexual character.
Something of considerable importance besides seats were filled by the Negro leagues games.
Here, considerations besides money matter.
Table 2 shows that besides considerable variation of data, total nitrogen in grass silage is typically the double of that in maize silage, which can cause inhibition of the AD process due to higher ammonia production.
The essence of the study indicates that besides considerable activation of the HPA through the restraint conditions EMF gained significant effects on LTD and LTP, and on basic synaptic transmission only for exposures of excessive specific absorption rates (10 W/kg).
While being asked to perform "The Star Spangled Banner" is certainly a singular honor, it's a famously tough song to wrangle — besides the considerable range required to hit both its lowest and highest notes (and usually without musical accompaniment), you have to both recall and convincingly vocalize the phrase "O'er the ramparts".
A unity of power rendered rival schemes unpatronised by the State impossible to be carried out, and a powerful and semi-civilised ruler provided a practically inexhaustible supply of labour, besides very considerable assistance in the way of money.In the case of the Isthmus of Panama very dissimilar conditions prevail.
The proposed T flip-flop demonstrates 18% leakage energy improvement besides the considerable value of 56% switching energy improvement in 0.5Ek tunneling energy level as compared to the best ones.
This can be seen from the results that measurements of phosphorus revealed considerable enrichment at station 2 besides of station 5.
And besides, there was considerable talent in Venice, even if there were also a large number of poseurs.
However, biologic therapies entail sizable incremental costs and, besides, have a considerable financial impact that in Italy amounts to 13.7 % of the national health service's pharmaceutical expenditure.
