Sentence examples for considerable hail from inspiring English sources

Canonical better have some considerable Hail Mary plays up its sleeve if it hopes to make that goal, and LastPass Premium bundled subscriptions and Bloomberg support, nice as they both are, just aren't going to cut it.

Antiviral agents have been hailed to hold considerable promise for the treatment and prevention of emerging viral diseases like H5N1 avian influenza and SARS.

Others spent considerable time debating the question of whether the merciless, seemingly unceasing hail of bullets that tore apart hundreds of bodies was produced by modified semi-automatic weapons or full-on automatic weapons.

First, the red shirts do enjoy considerable popular support, and not just in the poor north-east from which so many hail.

For who would not be tickled to learn that in 1913 Kaiser Wilhelm was being hailed as a glorious peacemaker, with 25 conflict-free years under his considerable belt?

The game received considerable praise upon initial release; critics were impressed with the lock-on technology and hailed it as "an exceptional game" despite its similarity to its predecessor.

This caused considerable embarrassment to the prosecutors – as well as to Britain's National Crime Agency, who had also hailed their involvement in his arrest.

The tenants hailed the decision as having repercussions far beyond the immediate building, which had drawn considerable attention in large part because of its role in hip-hop.

The agreement has rightly been hailed as a historic turning point, but the cost of bringing all sides together was considerable.

By John Cassidy December 14, 2015 The climate-change agreement reached in Paris over the weekend has rightly been hailed as a historic turning point, but the cost of bringing all sides together was considerable.

Although Ms. Covington, who hails from Norfolk, Va., had been in New York for only three months, she brought with her considerable regional theater and national tour experience.