"Second, I know that by writing this column and publicly declaring my vote, it will directly raise considerable much-needed awareness, and thus extra funding, for the AWP.
This sense of "considerable," meaning "much," doesn't work with a plural noun.
Baraka already occupied a complicated niche in the world of letters; by the late eighties, his early work had come under considerable critique, much of it well founded.
The contest has also shown her resilience in pressing ahead to win approval for the deal despite considerable criticism, much of it personal.
It met with considerable acclaim, much of it deserved, though when I saw it, on Thursday evening, the operatic garb seemed not to fit entirely comfortably.
Germany's role in confronting the sovereign debt crisis of the euro zone over the past two years has attracted considerable criticism, much of it unfair.
The Great War changed attitudes and assumptions as well as practices in Britain, although the extent of these transformations has generated considerable controversy, much of it centered on the work of the literary critic and historian Paul Fussell.
Despite lending to affiliated companies, Arteva Europe frequently charges very high interest rates, as high as 9.77%, generating considerable income – much of it for the company's Swiss finance branch.
"The Dr. Oz Show" made its debut last September to considerable curiosity, much excitement and impressive ratings, in large part because of his association with Winfrey, whose company, Harpo Productions, is a co-producer of the show with Sony Pictures Television.
Mounting a fashion show at the tents takes considerable money — much more than it costs to rent a hotel suite or a downtown bar, which is what many struggling designers do during Fashion Week in a bid to grab the attention of the buyers, fashion editors, bloggers and stylists who turn the city into their department store.
Despite considerable progress, much work remains, and undoubtedly, many surprises are in store.
