Sentence examples for considerable not from inspiring English sources
"The power of these agencies is quite considerable not only for companies but also for states.
The mystery of Democrats' mayoral failures is considerable, not the least to Democrats.
The challenges are considerable, not least because Bach provides few explicit interpretive directions.
It is true that her achievements were considerable, not least when it is remembered that they were all accidental.
The opportunity cost of spending over £76bn on a replacement for Trident is considerable, not to mention the billions spent every year on the existing system.
The risks, though, are considerable – not least because if The X Factor flops, then Fox may well drop the show and concentrate its efforts on Idol.
To do so shows considerable imagination, not to say chutzpah.
And Sarah's is a considerable, if not a Dickensian, suffering.
Both sides are under considerable pressure not to let the deal founder.
The bank found the effect to be "considerable", although not everybody agrees on this conclusion.
'Only naturally,' he responds, having given it considerable thought, 'Not because of what other people said.
