Sentence examples for considerable dispatch from inspiring English sources
He conducted an inventory of the details apparent in the plastic sheet, and when the door opened he exited with considerable dispatch.
When Muʿāwiyah I, the governor of Syria and the man who had led the rebellion against ʿAlī, refused to acknowledge Ḥasan as caliph and began to prepare for war, Ḥasan was able to offer considerable resistance: he dispatched a force to meet Muʿāwiyah and then himself headed a larger force.
To dispatch a whale swiftly, a considerable amount of potassium chloride is needed.
A near-exemplary memoir, it was both a gender-political dispatch and a literary overture of considerable sophistication.
A considerable number of the released ambulances were then dispatched to Utøya.
First, Occlusion, whereby your body blocks the camera sensors from gathering the signal dispatched by the Touch controllers, is a considerable problem if your sensors are only in front of you and when tracking drops it really messes with immersion.
But later dispatches portray him as a more capable leader, with considerable political nous, although often burdened by his association with deep-seated corruption.
There is also substantial evidence that once terrorists are dispatched around the globe as "sleepers," they are given considerable latitude in selecting their targets and executing their plans in order to minimize communication and detection.
The sampling technique of wind farm is used in the evaluation of the composite system reliability, and the discrete state with considerable variation will affect the power flow in tieline transmission of the global reserve dispatch.
Our biomechanical analyses reveal that if Andalgalornis used its beak in the dispatch of relatively large prey, then it must have been applied with considerable precision in order to avoid sustaining high lateral loads.
