Sentence examples for considerable opinion from inspiring English sources

There has been considerable opinion to the effect that such an effort, even if practicable, might provoke even more vindictive action by the Germans.

Despite lively and constructive dialogues, and considerable shifting in opinion at the individual level, at the end of the day, there was no substantive aggregate movement in opinion.

S&N said: "We recognise that the use of discretion is a matter where there is considerable divergence of opinion.

Beyond that, however, there has been considerable difference of opinion about the enduring merits of his philosophy.

"The science in 1981 on this subject was in the very, very early days and there was considerable division of opinion," Richard Keil, an Exxon spokesman, said.

But there's considerable difference of opinion about what would be a much bigger, more consequential boycott: of the coming winter Olympics.

On average, Ukip voters are more opposed to gay marriage than voters from other parties, however there is considerable diversity of opinion within the party electorate on this issue.

Why do the White House and Justice Department continue to invoke this severe legal tool essentially as prior administrations have used it, in the face of a considerable body of opinion that it has been abused and should be significantly reformed?

There was no question as to its fundamental efficacy, but there was considerable variation of opinion as to the best vaccine to use and the most effective way of administering it.

Consequently there is a considerable divergence of opinion on the effectiveness of vegetation as a noise control measure.

Three is a considerable difference of opinion as to the exact meaning of this phrase.