If there was understandable joy in South Africa at the arrival of the country's first rowing gold, the silver medals around the necks of the GB lightweight men's four were the subject of considerable post-race debate.
But those advantages would have been considerable in the race that this turned out to be".
Except for a few incidents, the city of Philadelphia remained calm during the strike and, despite considerable fears of race riots, there were no major outbreaks of violence.
In the United States, considerable variation by race and ethnicity exists in healthcare access and utilization for a number of diseases and conditions [ 1- 4].
Mr. Thompson, a former comptroller who was the Democratic nominee for mayor in 2009, enters the 2013 race with considerable advantages.
Mr. Rove, the mastermind of Republican "super PAC" money, and Mr. Bloomberg, the billionaire mayor of New York, have injected considerable cash into this race (on opposing sides) and, as a result, have become proxies for their political allies.
"I don't think there's any doubt that in terms of campaign skills and ability to go toe-to-toe — both with McDonnell and national Republicans who have spent considerable resources on this race — McAuliffe has more experience and more skills," said Robert D. Holsworth, a Virginia political analyst.
Dinkins, Mr. Koch, the incumbent, endorsed him — an endorsement that carried considerable weight in a race against a popular prosecutor (Mr. Giuliani) who was challenging a candidate who needed every white vote he could win to be elected the city's first black mayor.
With the body under considerable stresses and the race consuming an entire day's worth of calories, conventional wisdom says completing a marathon is a physical ordeal for which you have to prepare.
Diefenbaker, as the Tories' foreign policy critic and as the favourite in the leadership race, gained considerable attention for his speeches on Suez.
