Sentence examples for considerable for a from inspiring English sources

For the time being, the pull is considerable for a number of reasons.

"The amount of travel is very considerable for a coach with a young family.

But the Astros linked Lugo's dismissal to their problems on the field, which have been considerable for a team some picked to win the division.

It is an interesting move, not least because of his age and the fee, which is considerable for a relatively untested teenager – somewhere between £36m-£50m £36m-£50m on which source you believe.

The price agreed, €11.5 million, or nearly $14.5 million, is considerable for a picture that will require a very delicate restoration job, involving the removal of some old repainting.

The geophysical log data of Jharia and Bishrampur coalfields, India are calibrated visually with the laboratory analysed data where recovery is considerable for a certain number of scattered boreholes designated as master boreholes.

But the costs are still considerable for those on a low income.

The subsidies average $1,500 a month, a considerable sum for a provincial newspaper.

Hille invested £6,000 in tooling, a considerable sum for a furniture manufacturer in those days.

Mr. Thompson, a countertenor, arrived with considerable acclaim for a double-barreled New York debut.

The fallout was considerable and for a time Leo and Jilly were semi-detached.