Sentence examples similar to considerable number of inquiries from inspiring English sources

After his entrance into the political arena, Berlusconi became the target of a considerable number of judicial inquiries: too many, perhaps, to avoid the impression that he had become some prosecutors' sole raison d'etre.

During his life, Cardano devoted a considerable number of works to ethical inquiries, surveying almost every aspect in the field: theoretical ethics, applied ethics, prudential behaviour, consolation, education, and the role of rhetoric.

Such inquiries had produced a considerable number of names, the official added.

A considerable number of women stop.

"The authority is doing a considerable number of things wrong.

There have already been a considerable number of trades.

He served as head of department and on a considerable number of outside bodies.

"The fishing limits," he said, "will put a considerable number of people out of work.

Under Fraser a very considerable number of refugees – from peasants to professionals – were welcomed.

For a considerable number of people he is just simply unacceptable.

Thailand has been through a considerable number of bumps over the past six months.