Sentence examples for considerable that it from inspiring English sources

But the IT overhead costs can be so considerable that it really has its most value for only the largest of organizations.

Strikingly, patients' anxiety prior to biopsy is so considerable that it led to significantly worse overall (VAS and TTO) HRQol EQ-5D indices when compared to the early post-biopsy measurement.

A judge ruled that she had caused her father, who has dementia, "very considerable grief" and that "it seems only right that she should go to prison".

He reflected with considerable understatement that "it would not happen now".

On Thursday, Klein noted with considerable understatement that "it would be no simple task to go back and redo the pensions".

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6 Given its high prevalence, the severity of associated symptoms, and the considerable impact that it has on patients' lives, asthma imposes a considerable economic burden on health care systems in terms of morbidity and mortality.

The theme argues that global crises will not derail the American economy -- that the economy, like a supertanker, is steady and has such considerable momentum that it would be difficult to change its direction easily.

Harmon returned for a much-improved season five, and though news of the cancellation seemed final, its cult status and current form led to considerable speculation that it would be picked up, Arrested Development-style, by a streaming site.

I had been going for 40 years with considerable evidence that it was working exceptionally well.

It was only later, and because of a considerable demand, that it was published by a commercial publisher, McGraw-Hill.