Sentence examples for considerable measure to from inspiring English sources

"Her wonderful industrial progress since that time, her comparative freedom from poverty... and the physical preparedness of her soldiery, are presumably due, in considerable measure, to health insurance".

He owes his nomination, in considerable measure, to his fellow senator from Massachusetts, Edward M. Kennedy, the captain of the dwindling liberal forces on Capitol Hill -- a living, fire-breathing link to the days when liberalism was the party religion.

The economy remains in deep trouble thanks in considerable measure to the "bankers-first" priorities that Geithner and Summers brought with them to the Barack Obama presidency.

This man appears to have taken considerable measures to leave his victims unblemished.

We have taken considerable measures to strengthen our investigation and learning from deaths including increased monitoring and scrutiny," it said in a statement.

The U.S. has taken considerable measures to prevent the military or intelligence agencies from torturing prisoners again.

The prosecutor also has an ethical and, in considerable measure, a legal duty to disclose to the defense any information known to him and unknown to the defense that might exonerate the defendant or mitigate the punishment.

"There has been a considerable measure of playing to the gallery, and a level of cross-examination that has not been cross-examination.

The harvest can still be brutal, depending to considerable measure on a sinewy arm swinging a big knife at the base of a cane stalk.

So my whole campaign was constructed not so much to convince people that they should vote for me but to convince people of what I was going to do when I won, and reinforce the message 'He's going to be O.K.' " Kirk's rise in Dallas was abetted, to a considerable measure, by Carol Reed, a blond, husky-voiced veteran of Republican politics in Texas.

"The success of Mr Fleming's books has depended in considerable measure on their verisimilitude," he wrote to his accountant, a certain HW Vallance Lodge, suggesting a possible line of attack against the Inland Revenue.