Sentence examples for considerable those from inspiring English sources

Kissinger made a little speech in which he said that the accomplishments of President Nixon in the field of foreign affairs had been very considerable (those were almost his exact words).

Whereas all of the estimated odds ratios are characterized by considerable uncertainty, those for the Shada comparison group (C1) are consistently greater than those for households in the Avyasyon comparison group (C2).

The book's virtues are considerable for those interested in Mr. Peres and the early days of Israel.

Since monetary policy operates with a considerable lag, those pressures might be deemed sufficient justification for higher interest rates now.

"The speeds involved are really quite considerable and those in the car appear to be quite young people".

While this is not technically a scam, the money involved can be considerable for those losing out.

The people who now go to hear him sing are, to a considerable degree those who mrerly wish to be in the same hall with somebody they agree with, & the self-appointed "patriots" who throw rocks.

The tax advantage is still considerable for those with upper-bracket incomes who play their cards right.

The differences between patients with stroke and control subjects were as considerable as those for patients with chronic neurological diseases [ 19– 25, 25].

The heterogeneity between studies was considerable in those examining the association between the sleep-trough surge or prewaking surge and cardiovascular events (I = 91.9%–92.9%; P < 0.001).

The genome size of dual AAV vectors is homogeneous, which means identity and safety issues related to their use should be less considerable than those related to AAV OZ vectors, which have heterogeneous genome sizes.