Sentence examples for considerable return from inspiring English sources

Taiwan, South Korea and China all now receive considerable return migration.

This is a considerable return on the investment of four hours of training for that employee.

It might not have broken records but it still represented a considerable return on the composer's investment of £18m in 1995.

When considerable return periods are required for flood design and few years of data are available, the derived distribution provides more accurate estimates than the approach based on single site distribution fitting.

The third set extended to as many as eight parts (some of them optional) and basso continuo; in style it showed a considerable return to the concept of oppositions between choirs, chiefly between vocal and instrumental choirs.

He also found that under the average conditions which prevailed from 1895 to 1939 water could be conserved by Seminoe and Alcova without violation of the priorities between Pathfinder and Tri-State Dam and in sufficient quantities to supply Kendrick and to leave considerable return flow to the river in the irrigation season.

His raids brought him considerable returns and were directed not merely at agrarian resources but also at trade.

It therefore seems reasonable to expect that a modest investment in evolutionary training by medical scientists could yield considerable returns.

But China would have to receive something considerable in return for the extra resources that it would be providing.

Second, while the primary goal of global health programs is to save lives, investing in ending epidemics has considerable economic return on investment.

And the illegal trade of exotic wildlife, with promises of considerable financial return in the underground markets, has disastrous implications for many endangered or threatened species.