Sentence examples for considerable break from inspiring English sources

For those players not involved in white-ball cricket, there is a considerable break until mid-May and the first Sri Lanka Test.

This is somewhat misleading, because, aside from implying an affinity to the Bitcoin blockchain (which uses a different, proof-of-work consensus algorithm), it also implies a considerable break with the past that hasn't really occurred, at least not on the technological level.

"... adverse forces that will come in 1929... unless another of the more STABLE banking conditions come to the relief, a great disturbance in financial circles...we may expect a considerable break and bear market...".. It wasn't just world events that Cayce was able to predict.

The results also imply that there may be a considerable breaking of coarse aggregates between compaction of 40 and 60 times.

He also played a large part in the prosposed acquisition of T-Mobile USA by AT&T, and while that ultimately fell apart, it did result in Deutsche Telekom being paid a considerable break-up fee worth a total of $6 billion.

The break-up of the USSR brought considerable disruption to health services in Russia.

But, on the other hand, the prose masterpiece that is Lolita would never have been written without considerable boundary-breaking.

The vast majority of the 91 groups on Brulle's list – 79% – were registered as charitable organisations and enjoyed considerable tax breaks.

Not only had he helped to design and install the system that he attacked, but even with his inside knowledge he had considerable difficulty breaking in.Terrorists may try more sinister acts.

The present Queen's private wealth has been under increasing scrutiny throughout her reign and since 1993 she has voluntarily paid tax on her private income in an attempt to appease criticism that her "royal prerogative" had previously handed her considerable tax breaks on her private investments.

The "Upstairs, Downstairs" effect was permissible under a change to zoning codes made during the Bloomberg era that gave developers who provided affordable housing in market-rate projects discretion over these particulars, in addition to the considerable tax breaks they receive.