Sentence examples for considerable for example from inspiring English sources

If the gains from the proposed intervention were likely to be considerable – for example, if we were asked to support credible, local, non-Islamist ground forces – or if we were acting in this way because it was forced on us, some risk would be worth taking.

The recommended doses vary considerable, for example in essential tremor: 60 800 mg propranolol daily [45].

The difference in protein quantitative assessment may be considerable; for example, for fibrinogen α-chain in Series #1 and Series #2, a value of about 1 pmol was obtained, while in Series #3, the absolute concentration was ten times lower, evidently due to depletion.

However, the delay is still considerable; for example, in 2005-2009, 56% of males and 47% of females aged 20-39 hadelayelay of at least 5 years.

The time taken to scan samples with this strategy is often considerable; for example, a typical midscale resolution X-ray fluorescence mapping data set might be 250 pixels ×250 pixels, with a collection time of 0.2 s per point, with an additional 0.1 s per point required to move the stage and perhaps allow for settling.

In addition, the impact of changing the discount rates was considerable, for example, the ICER increased by 8-11% when an equal discount rate of 3.5% for costs and health effects was applied and decreased by 16-39% when neither costs nor effects were discounted.

Its evaluation has been the goal of considerable research, and subject to considerable controversy (for example [ 1*, 2*]).

This relationship, and consideration of its legal status, has been around for some considerable time for example in the form of 'term paper mills' that sold papers, pre-and custom-written, on university campuses in the 1970s (Duke Law Journal 1974).

There seems to be considerable agreement, for example, that the definition of what constitutes sexual abuse may be too broad.

Although Mr Ahmadinejad undoubtedly continues to enjoy considerable support, for example among conservatives and rural voters, the claimed scale of his triumph is unconvincing.

Twenty-first-century suburbia is a fresh seam by comparison, and the influence of Sinclair's suburban literature has been considerable (as, for example, in Hilary Mantel's haunting Beyond Black).