Sentence examples for considerable trial from inspiring English sources
Positioning the stones in a pleasing overall pattern will require considerable trial and error because each stone has a different shape.
Only one or a few genes are spliced into a cell, and considerable trial and error is required before a gene functions properly in its new host.
After considerable trial and error and some uncooperative weather, Mr. Wilcox was finally able, in July, to shoot about 15 hours' worth of one day in the life of New York City.
Building on the Directory's conscription law of September 1798, the Napoleonic regime, after considerable trial and error, had created the mechanisms for imposing on the citizens of France and the annexed territories the distasteful obligation of military service.
She painted it and, through considerable trial and error, worked herself back into the fine arts career that had been left off 36 years before.
Although I have learned, slowly, by considerable trial and error, that despair waits inevitably for me every time I ask this question, still I can feel the itch to ask it again.
And these were tortures to which he committed himself after the considerable trials of his three-year expedition with Scott.
Fourthly, information bias might have been considerable because trials on adenoidectomy, as most surgical trials, cannot be performed in a true double blind fashion.
Specifically, V̇O2max comparisons through the mean values can mask a considerable between-trials variability in a few participants, even when no difference between the mean values is identified (i.e. P > 0.05).
After considerable personal trials he arrived in June 1951 in Monterey, California to teach at the Army Language School.
Barely escaping Soviet capture and likely execution at the end of World War II, Bánáthy arrived after considerable personal trials in June 1951 at Monterey, California to teach at the Army Language School, where he became reacquainted with Joe Szentkiralyi, who he had met at the Fourth World Jamboree.
