Sentence examples for considerable degree of truth from inspiring English sources

Thus Frank Cook, writing in 1954, stated: "To quote Malcolm Donaldson (1933): 'Gynaecology was the realm in which radium therapy was first used to any great extent; and in this field it still has its greatest value.' It has more recently been said with a considerable degree of truth that the history of radiotherapy of cervical cancer well represents the history of radiotherapy as a whole".

Its presence has resulted in a considerable degree of Americanization.

The minutes show a considerable degree of micromanaging absent today.

A sort of charming naivety has been our hallmark, combined with a considerable degree of homogeneity.

To beat a player such as Williams, Beck needs a considerable degree of complicity in her opponent.

Hu Ruiling, director in charge of women, acknowledged a considerable degree of intrusiveness.

These new functions, the elliptic functions, aroused a considerable degree of interest.

The three drugs show considerable degree of spectral overlap.

A considerable degree of unification of sales rules has been achieved by the wide acceptance of certain form contracts.

However, on returning to teach at Cardiff in 1959, Hawkes had to deal with a considerable degree of snobbery.

A tutorial is provided and there is a considerable degree of user control, including colour options, on this US site.