Sentence examples for considerable that from inspiring English sources

However, what appears to us as his perversity is so considerable that we find ourselves unable to make an offer".

In any estimation of Strauss the player – and he has been considerable – that should never be forgotten.

(Feinberg has defined offsets to include life insurance and Social Security, but not the sums — in many cases, considerable — that families received from charity).

We really have to go back to Edward Elgar for the real thing - a talent so considerable that attempts at Pomp and Circumstance have endured as popular concert hall repertoire.

And yet her gift as a writer is so considerable that her characters' revelations and predicaments linger in the mind long after her narrative has darted off in other directions, often never to circle back to them.

Still considerable, that cash has underwritten many of AT&T's investments -- a house bank the wireless and cable companies would no longer be able to draw on, at least in the same way.

That's a considerable gap that would mean millions more men than women have had sex in the past four weeks.

We have obtained a level of expression considerable to that achieved in other yeast systems.

That translates into a considerable savings that can be passed along to the beans' buyers.

He had done considerable revision that morning on the manuscript.

"Yet DfID only makes modest use of the considerable expertise that resides within the NHS".