Sentence examples for considerable signs from inspiring English sources

"We're seeing considerable signs of stress inside the North Korean system," another official reported.

At least one of the women had shown considerable signs of recovery, including the disappearance of fever, before her condition abruptly deteriorated.

There were considerable signs that the proposal for the agency was put together quickly, and some lawmakers were irritated that they had not been briefed in advance.

The library has argued that rehabilitating the existing building — which has decrepit bathrooms and shows considerable signs of wear and tear — would be prohibitive.

Some inclined hangers show considerable signs of distress and some of them show slackness due to their location.

The latter exhibits considerable signs of unrest, such as uplift rates of up to 25 cm/year, and has produced a high concentration of silicic eruptions in the last 25 ky.

Children raised in solitude achieve unusually low levels of mental development; chimpanzees that keep company with people achieve unusually high levels, including, Wise says, mastery of considerable sign language and even the ability to teach it to other chimpanzees.

The poll, which was conducted after Mr. Obama's economic address to Congress last week, contains considerable warning signs for the president.

The Yankees mingled among fans during their tour and spent considerable time signing autographs.

Despite the misgivings, in February the Conférence des Grandes Écoles, under considerable pressure, signed on to a "Charter of Equal Opportunity" with the government committing the schools to try to reach the 30 percent goal before 2012 or risk losing some financing.

Given the considerable variation in signs and symptoms of neuropathic pain, some of these women may indeed have had nerve-related injury after breast surgery.