Sentence examples for considerable they are from inspiring English sources

While the health and safety measures the World Health Organization and World Trade Organization provide are considerable, they are limited by the respective organizations' resources and priorities.

Astana's rise has been considerable – they were formed seven years ago – and that should serve as a warning against complacency to the Champions League regulars before they embark on a 10-hour flight – in Benfica's case – to Kazakhstan.

The needs of securing the Polish educational offer in the UK are considerable, and they are on the rise.

The days' touristic benefits, considerable as they are, are almost a footnote to their power.

That's their considerable charm: they are daydreams made from hazy memories and hopes that haven't been pinned down.

An English middle class consumer is fed and clothed by an immense multiplicity of labourers; their numbers are considerable, and they are of several kinds.

"While my father had considerable assets, they are illiquid, and the family needs immediate financial assistance for a proper funeral," Mr. Simpson wrote.

The Royal Blues have become specialists in failure under Heldt; the banal but devastating failure to use their considerable resources – they are the 13th richest club in Europe in terms of turnover – in a competent manner.

The task for the police of keeping the streets calm and bringing criminals to justice after last week's riots remains considerable, and they are working immensely hard to do just that.

While in both fields, NPD and supply chain management, have received a considerable attention, they are hardly considered together.

Despite the considerable risks they are running, they are prepared to protest and demand the end of a man who has ruled this country for 42 years.