Sentence examples for considerable it has from inspiring English sources

The cost of C. difficile infection is considerable; it has been estimated as €3 billion/year in the EU [ 8], with increased hospital length of stay plus subsequent re-admissions to hospital as the main cost drivers [ 40].

3 The burden of PHN can be considerable; it has been reported to be associated with severe psychosocial dysfunction, including impaired sleep, decreased appetite, and diminished libido that affects patients' quality of life, 4, 5 normal daily activities, and social activities.

And finally, it would save China the considerable sums it has been spending on a vast military buildup.

Despite Papua New Guinea's policies for universal primary education and the considerable progress it has made since independence in expanding education, schooling remains neither free nor compulsory.

And to my considerable surprise it has served admirably.

For a considerable time, it has been the goal of computational neuroscientists to understand biological nervous systems.

For SBC, the partnership provides a way to get a return on the considerable resources it has spent to build a national data network and managed services portfolio.

Despite considerable effort, it has not yet been possible to reconstitute the effects of FKBP51 or FKBP52 in a biochemically defined reconstituted steroid hormone receptor system [ 2, 13].

But while, in the abstract, EC strikes many as quite contentious, according to its proponents it has considerable merits.

Coke has also done something else of considerable value -- it has developed a new method of pricing stock options.

G.E. opened an office earlier this year with considerable fanfare but it has only two employees in the country.