Sentence examples for considerable red from inspiring English sources
Or that "people who use considerable red pepper in their foods are almost immune to atomic radiation"?
When developers try, they inevitably face considerable red tape in getting regulations changed or obtaining special permits.
On signing S.S.I. into law in 1972, President Richard M. Nixon noted that a central goal was to address "great inequities and considerable red tape inherent in the present system of varying state programs with different benefits, eligibility standards and rules".
Rules require that an applicant must cut through considerable red tape before establishing a foreign-funded bank.
Moreover, the resonance peaks of the symmetric and anti-symmetric modes reveal a considerable red shift when the gap distance is reduced.
Meanwhile, there was a considerable red shift in characteristic bands corresponding to C=C (from 1595 to 1586 cm−1) and C=N (from 1504 to 1472 cm−1) stretching of quinoid, consistent with the FTIR results.
Early in the 20th century wild game animals were imported and introduced with considerable success: red deer and boar from the Carpathians; fallow deer from England; blackbuck and axis deer from India; and later Indian buffalo.
As a consequence, an extended conjugation of π-electrons becomes possible from the polyene chain to the β-ionone ring, which presumably contributes to the considerable spectral red-shift observed in microbial rhodopsins.
The customers of the H&R Block branch, Ms. Hawa and Mr. Johns, finally received their allotted refunds recently after considerable headache and red tape.
There is evidence to suggest that there exists considerable variation in red blood cell (RBC) transfusion practices, especially in the surgical specialties.
