Sentence examples for considerable does not from inspiring English sources

All three Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter and George Bush senior faced determined primary opponents, whereas disgruntlement with Mr Obama on the left, though considerable, does not appear severe enough to spawn a vexing challenger.

The technical challenges involved, though considerable, do not look impossible.

Whatever Monkeedom still attached to him (and it was considerable) did not dismay him.

I haven't seen this production of Salome, but I know an opera critic who has, and his criticisms of it, which were considerable, didn't mention any obvious anti-semitic elements.

One senses that his love for Nora was among the more pure he had known; Ibsen's considerable ego does not inform Nora so much as support her.

The between group and between subject variability recorded in each of the fourteen studies is considerable, and does not appear to be attributable to anything other than true variability between subjects.

The pressure is considerable: if Indonesia does not fortify the spending boom by attracting investment, the recovery could end.

Though a staff recommendation carries considerable weight, it does not necessarily mean that Mr. Pate will reach the same conclusion, antitrust lawyers said.

Although this perspective has generated considerable debate, it does not readily address differences which may results from a specific cultural context.

Although his model has raised considerable interest, it does not command majority support within linguistics.

Yet, while the Gates Foundation does wield considerable power, it does not have the ability to control the American educational agenda.