Sentence examples for considerable making from inspiring English sources

The advertising is considerable, making the site a bit slow to load.

The gulf between the teams remains considerable, making their meetings somewhat humdrum affairs.

To this, one-element-per-member is sufficient for numerical simulation; and the savings in computer time are considerable, making the proposed theory practical.

Apparent cultural resistance to registration can be considerable, making data collection problematic if context and culture are not sensitively addressed.

Late stage diagnosis (stage III and stage IV) was also considerable, making up 19.4 and 8.2% of the study population, respectively.

The heterogeneity of IS samples complicates digital image analysis methods, and the resource requirements for assessing AMPL from IS are considerable, making it unlikely that this biomarker of exposure will be appropriate for widespread use as a tool for large-scale intervention studies.

But before these plans are implemented, current public sector training will require a considerable make over to achieve the goals of proper career management.

Burgundy vintages show considerable variation, making its wines more interesting, because of the cool climate.

But Brooklyn residents who live just 400 yards away might have considerable trouble making their way to the festivities.

In his post today, Hartz noted his considerable experience making angel bets, including on Airbnb, Pinterest, Thumbtack, Yammer, and PayPal.

We've spent considerable time making sure the players understand that, and I think they do".