Sentence examples for considerable than from inspiring English sources

The pleasures of the season's first three nights have already been more considerable than several entire seasons.

The Reform Bills of 1831 and 1832 were more considerable than Palmerston liked, and he tried to modify them.

It is said that its effect on Victorian England was no less considerable than that of Darwin's On the Origin of Species, published in the same year, 1859.

Pink's nomination (announced before the awards) felt a bit, "Huh, okay" – but her legacy, while quiet, is more considerable than you'd think.

It was observed that the variation of thermal conductivity with temperature for single crystalline graphene is more considerable than that of amorphous graphene.

The effect of outer race waviness on cage speed variation is more considerable than that of inner race and ball waviness.

It was noteworthy that men had more favourable changes in HRQOL than women, even though the male sample was considerable smaller than that of women.

His success flatters to deceive, giving no fairer assessment of his genuine international class - which may be considerable - than does the twin successes of Anthony McGrath with the bat.

In some cases the difference can be considerable (more than 50percentt).

However, closer inspection reveals the slope is considerable lower than one, implying a concave relationship in levels.

Like most singers in the subgenre, she is more expressive when holding back her considerable power than when belting.