Sentence examples for considerable the issue from inspiring English sources

Since the costs associated with stool DNA testing are considerable the issue of whether the required expenditure could be offset by future savings (brought about by a reduction in the number of advanced cases needing treatment) must be addressed before stool DNA testing, as a population-based screening tool for average-risk, asymptomatic subjects, can be introduced.

And already there is considerable dispute over the issue.

Considerable emotion surrounds the issue, as illustrated by the shorthand used to describe the rule.

He declared that he would go beyond Mr. Kennedy's considerable record on the issue.

Magazines as diverse as the Nation, Vanity Fair and Hustler have devoted considerable space to the issue.

Nevertheless, during the war he gave considerable thought to the issue of machine intelligence.

On television recently, "The Final Days," the highly imaginative reconstruction of the end of Richard Nixon's Presidency, focused considerable attention on the issue of history versus dramatic fancy.

With the club owned by Roman Abramovich, who is Jewish, and a supporter of the state of Israel, there is considerable sensitivity around the issue.

The Great Tohoku Kanto earthquake and the resulting tsunami have brought considerable attention to the issue of building new nuclear power plants.

"What this report shows is that we need a fundamental rethink of the problem," said one senior Pentagon official who has spent considerable time examining the issue of protecting American diplomats since the attack in September.

"We talked at length to Charlie but there is still a considerable concern about the issue of approving the tyres' conformity at the end of the race, even though Michelin have produced some new rubber which we tested at Monza last week.