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The victor in Connecticut's Republican primary wins all of the state's delegates, so Mr. McCain will garner a considerable prize if he edges out Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee, neither of whom has campaigned here.
Mr. Gingrich had staked his continued viability on winning Georgia, the state he represented in Congress, and it was a considerable prize : It held more delegates than any other on Super Tuesday, 76, though Mr. Romney, Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Paul were in contention to win portions of that large pie.
Nevertheless, as Eddie George, the Governor of the Bank of England has put it: "Exchange rate certainty is a very considerable prize ". The economic benefits come in the form of increased competition and improved resource allocation resulting from increased price transparency and lower transaction costs.
Considering United have won considerable prize money in the last few seasons with winning PL titles and reaching CL finals, United are entitled to spend I would have thought.
They also did not include any prestigious literary awards like the Pulitzer, the Man-Booker Prize, or the Pen awards, all of which offer the winners considerable prize money.
The winner, for example, of the "Orpheus" International Competition for New Opera and Chamber music besides winning considerable prize money gets to see his or her musical work performed at The Spoleto Festival.
Tartt, who seemed to lead the pack from the start, won the then Orange prize in 2003 for her second novel, The Little Friend, and has the considerable consolation prize for her latest that it has just won the Pulitzer prize.
Conservatives distraught about the survival of the individual mandate are missing the considerable consolation prize they won when the Supreme Court rejected a constitutional rationale for the mandate — Congress's rationale — that was pregnant with rampant statism.
Among them was the legendary Huw Lobb, who in 2004 became the first ever man to beat the horse – and in doing so claimed the considerable accumulated prize money (£25,000).
Obama could salve the wounds by giving Clinton a considerable consolation prize -- her name on the vice presidential ballot -- but political oddsmakers say Clinton is an unlikely choice, partly because of political baggage carried by her husband, ex-President Bill Clinton.
A prominent science journal held a competition in 1911 (with a considerable cash prize ) for the best essay on the topic, "What do the bad racial elements cost the state and society?" [ 40].
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The phrase "considerable prizes" functions as a noun phrase where "considerable" modifies the noun "prizes". It describes the scale, importance, or value of the prizes. Ludwig AI confirms that this is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
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