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

His broad interests and concern for characterization as well as technology brought him a considerable number of admirers among general-interest readers.

But when it is remembered that the pamphlet was intended to be circulated, and so far as defendants acted in the matter was circulated, among readers of all classes and conditions, it cannot be said as matter of law that no considerable number of them would understand the statements in a literal sense and take them seriously.

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.

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

"The general public gave us a considerable number of seats," Mr. Kan said.

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.