Sentence examples for considerable inventive from inspiring English sources

The successful markets we have are a result of considerable inventive effort.

Like his father, he had considerable inventive genius and made continual improvements in contemporary cylinder presses to increase the speed, quantity, and quality of output.

He early showed considerable mechanical skill and inventive powers.

While their twisted football fairytale (a rich, despised prince buys himself seven-league boots and runs aways from most rivals) was always likely to be off to a pacy opening chapter and Julian Nagelsmann's TSG Hoffenheim merely re-confirmed the village club's reputation for its highly inventive use of (considerable) resources, Hertha BSC's staying-power was much harder to foresee.

And while the album may not mark any major strides forward for the band, R.E.M.'s considerable strengths – Buck's ceaselessly inventive strumming, Mike Mills' exceptional bass playing and Stipe's evocatively gloomy baritone – remain unchanged".

Much of the (very considerable) pleasure of this almost deliriously inventive, sharply imagined and ultimately affecting novel lies in the almost spookily vivid atmosphere and pathos that Atkinson manages to extract from all this Groundhog Day repetition.

Our tradition as an inventive company has produced considerable intellectual property assets for our shareholders, and today's infringement litigation is part of our effort to protect and defend those assets".

The Guardian: "Much of the (very considerable) pleasure of this almost deliriously inventive, sharply imagined and ultimately affecting novel lies in the almost spookily vivid atmosphere and pathos that Atkinson manages to extract from all this Groundhog Day repetition".

And to a considerable extent he is, especially in his inventive and prominent use of the lowly bassoon.

Recovering a crystal form that has disappeared may require considerable time and effort and invoke some inventive and creative chemistry.

Ms. O, 24, who grew up as Karen Orzolek, shrieks and spouts her considerable fury all over "Fever to Tell" (Interscope), the inventive release earlier this year by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, a band formed in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, in 2001.