Sentence examples for considerable or very from inspiring English sources

Overall, the prevalence rates found in this study for psychiatric disorders (6%), and for major psychological distress, corresponding to distress scores for the preceding 3 days of "considerable" or "very much" (20% for depression, 21% for anxiety, and 19% for mood swings), were lower than those found in other recent investigations.

The results of the REF, published on 18 December 2014, found that the vast majority of submissions demonstrated impacts that were outstanding (4*) or very considerable (3*).

They are truly awesome pioneer plants - each arching stem has the ability to root where it touches the ground, and they can colonise considerable areas very quickly.

Their life-cycles involve alternation between two very different hosts, typically vertebrates and biting insects, each of which represent considerable, but very different, challenges to the parasites' survival.

Despite a considerable literature, very little is known about its prevalence.

He showed considerable musical talent very early.

A considerable amount of very local differentiation has been found, an account of which will be published elsewhere.

In much the same way, most Americans far prefer to read books and watch movies about Europe's undeniable class divisions than think hard about their own economic inequalities or the very considerable degree of hereditary status and influence in their own land.

Baird built up a considerable museum & worked very hard.

CONDITION Both portions show considerable erosion of the very low relief.

"This is a considerable achievement in a very difficult financial climate," said chief executive Stefan Gamble.