Sentence examples for considerable but it from inspiring English sources

"The potential for Britain to display its skills [in low-carbon industries] is considerable but it doesn't look as though the government is leading in that direction," said Yeo.

The challenge for charities of measuring their impact is considerable, but it is not insurmountable.

What we know is surely considerable, but it is dwarfed by what we still have to learn.

His legacy, shared among five nephews, was considerable, but it did not include the eight medieval manuscripts.

The resource base there is considerable, but it will be a while before we see that development, if we see it at all.

Trump's confidence is considerable, but it involves peddling fear is inseparable from fear and the other candidates are palpably scared of him.

The most powerful diesel certainly flings the Yeti along the road with vigour, helped by its considerable torque, but it's perceptibly gruffer than the milder versions of which the 140bhp one is the best compromise.

This is considerable, but nevertheless it is safe to state that a single question about the overall quality (i.e. global rating) does not necessarily produce the same result as an overall score calculated from validated quality indicators.

In fact Tito has considerable merits, but it needs a strong performance to bring them out.

It's a film devoted to inanition, made with considerable artistry, but it's far from a work of art.

This is a challenge to Pamuk and his considerable art, but it is also a challenge to us.