Sentence examples for considerable printing from inspiring English sources

A resident of Scarsdale advises us that his Herald Tribune was delivered to his porch one damp and cloudy morning last week in a long wax-paper bag bearing considerable printing in big red letters.

He will be the only person in the Vatican's communications team with considerable print and TV experience from outside the world of Catholic media.

The change would mean considerable savings in printing and postage.

This means that a digital customer is worth about two-thirds of a print customer – and that is before the considerable differential between print and digital advertising rates.

He made a considerable number of prints, including colour silk screens.

Moreover, he said, "Mount Morgan" was the only straight play to have had television advertising this season, and he noted that Mr. Stewart had received considerable publicity in print and in television talk show appearances.

" Whilst N.B.A.D. could have printed a considerable time ago, a key objective for printing in the Australian dollar and in fact any new market was to gain diversification of our funding base, and as such we had a clear requirement that any inaugural Australian-dollar trade would need to have at least 50 percent placed into the domestic accounts," said Stephen Jordan, the bank's group treasurer.

The smaller format will save a considerable amount in post, printing and production costs.

Mr Cable said the newspaper performed a considerable public service by printing information on US and British surveillance techniques, provided by the whistleblower Edward Snowden.

Willy Vlautin of Oregon band Richmond Fontaine and singer-songwriter Josh Ritter have both launched parallel careers in print, to considerable acclaim.

There is also considerable space in the print media devoted to in-depth profiles of athletes and the examination of sports issues, some of which are collected in books such as the Best American Sports Writing series.