Sentence examples for considerable pieces from inspiring English sources

The period of transition from the Bronze to the Iron Age, when Aegean external relations were violently interrupted, was not favourable either to wealth or art; and the only considerable pieces of plate that have come from Greece are embossed and engraved silver bowls made by Phoenicians.

The forensic team continued their search of the suspected southward trail of the doomed expedition and found considerable pieces of human skulls and bones which were anthropologically linked to European Caucasians, giving proof they must have belonged to the Franklin group.

It is a considerable piece of work.

And it is a considerable piece of barrier-breaking".

This is a very important question, and arguably the main reservation the board of reviewers had about our paper, so in the new version of the paper we added a considerable piece of analysis (Principal Variables analysis) entirely dedicated to this problem.

It can be as big or as small as you want, depending on the context of your drawing, but if you just want a detailed pizza picture you should use a considerable-sized piece of paper.

Scattering destroyed progress but generated no noise; pilling had a low impact over progress while generating considerable noise; and piece removal was transparent on any progress related measure.

The development of biological experiment technology has generated more and more biological network data such as protein-protein interaction and gene transcriptional regulatory network data, which brings considerable number of pieces of information about the interactions and relationships between biological organisms.

Don't you know you are not addressing a pork chop, but rather a fairly considerable and incorrigible piece of the American Negro diaspora?" — then drunkenly tries to seduce "her" via over-the-top orations.

For example, she announces, after considerable drumbeating, the "piece of the puzzle... missing from all previous accounts of Jackie's marriage to Jack Kennedy Jackieie "functioned, in large part, as a replacement" for his sister Kathleen (Kick), who had died in a plane crash in 1948.

The words do come soon thereafter, as the director Rachel Dickstein weaves her performers (who are billed as co-creators of the piece) through considerable chunks of the 1925 novel while punctuating nearly every scene with comparable visuals.