Sentence examples for considerable if from inspiring English sources

And Sarah's is a considerable, if not a Dickensian, suffering.

Its leader, Earle C.G. Page, had considerable, if erratic, force.

Even Tory commentators welcomed him to the big league, as a considerable, if alarming, figure.

Precisely what makes them so attractive -- other than their considerable if somewhat artificial physical beauty -- is difficult to define.

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

Its storm troops may be mostly working-class Muslims, but it enjoys considerable, if mostly tacit, sympathy in high places.

For a bronze that has lost so much of its inlay, the price is considerable if measured by today's standards.

Grieve warned the reputational consequences for Britain would be 'very considerable' if it were to abolish the Act.

OPPOSITION to fracking has been considerable, if not unanimous, in the global green community, and in Europe in particular.

The difficulties the Metropolitan Museum of Art is having in coming to grips with its considerable if undercataloged holdings in Islamic art are by no means unique.

Foreign players with solid international careers, experience in major tournaments and a considerable (if not enviable) record in Europe are a much rarer sighting.