He was answered by a woman who, after a considerable wait, informed him, "I'm sorry, but according to our records Oliver Wendell Holmes is still alive".
He was spooked by the stewards' bright yellow jackets and spent a considerable time informing everyone of the fact.
The permission conception is a classic one that we find in many historical writings and in instances of a politics of toleration (such as the Edict of Nantes in 1598) and that to a considerable extent still informs our understanding of the term.
Interviews in another study showed that the research had informed considerable further work in industry, but as yet this had not led to any product development.
The FA had attracted considerable scorn by informing Doncaster after the first game of the season that, because of their lack of resources, they would be relegated whatever happened.
We had put considerable effort into informing our arguments and were confident that we had not sought a penny more than was necessary to optimize our productivity.
The findings of our study expose the considerable impact that informing women of prenatal screening tests for foetal abnormality has on GPs.
League tables have considerable potential for informing orthodontist, patients, and third party payment agencies; however, they will be quickly discredited unless they are constructed and interpreted correctly.
Manufacturers of medical devices in orthopaedics employ a considerable workforce to inform or influence hospital managers and leading doctors with marketing activities.
Contemporary scholars argue that the right to development transcends the individualistic right to health, and has considerable potential to inform the provision of public healthcare from a human rights perspective (55).
