Sentence examples for considerable mess from inspiring English sources
35 bxc4 Kxf8 36 c5!? Trying to keep the enemy knight away from e4.If 36 cxd5 Nd6 or 36 Bxd5 Bxd5 37 cxd5 Nd6 in both cases with considerable mess.
The Continent is not just in an economic mess, but in considerable political flux.
EVERYONE knows that America's tax code is a mess, yet despite considerable talk when elections come around, we've done nothing substantial to fix it.
It will help the company avoid the considerable expense and public-relations mess of individual lawsuits, legal and environmental experts said.
"We got into this mess to a considerable extent by overborrowing," said Martin N. Baily, a chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under President Clinton and now a fellow at the Brookings Institution.
When applying the generic subsample algorithm for video compression, for high-variation sequences, the aliasing problem occurs and leads to considerable quality degradation because the high-frequency band is messed up.
Shiller the seer should have known better that this awful mess is, unfortunately, going to be with us for some considerable time because things are going to get uglier for much longer before they improve.
I could also see the dangers, because it's this scribbling of his – along with illicit sex, another item with considerable allure for a teenager of the 1950s – that gets Winston into such a mess.
On Friday I visited the home of friends for dinner, and we spent considerable time discussing the seven no-hitters by Nolan Ryan, who had been traded by the Mets for a mess of pottage.
First, Occlusion, whereby your body blocks the camera sensors from gathering the signal dispatched by the Touch controllers, is a considerable problem if your sensors are only in front of you and when tracking drops it really messes with immersion.
