Sentence examples for considerable vicissitudes from inspiring English sources

This east-west trade flourished in the first four centuries ad but was subject to considerable vicissitudes in later centuries.

And the mark of the true professional — the true survivor — is an ability to make his presence felt across a considerable span of time without succumbing to the vicissitudes of show biz.

Yet the person in the administration best positioned to support its major players – those whose collective vicissitudes play into the economy in a considerable way and whose individual swings of fortune impact the lives of countless working people up and down the supply chain and their families – is giving them the cold shoulder".

This crossover is no sports car: the soft suspension shields passengers from the vicissitudes of irregular pavement at the price of considerable body roll.

Identifying and intervening early with doctors at high risk of attracting recurrent medico-legal events has considerable potential to reduce adverse events and patient dissatisfaction system-wide; it may also help those doctors avoid the vicissitudes of medico-legal processes.

Pipelines have considerable advantages, such as economy and speed, but they also have the disadvantage of being subject to sabotage and to political vicissitudes when they cross international boundaries.

Yes, the vicissitudes.

Its vicissitudes are hard to isolate.

FRANKEN: The vicissitudes of life.

He complains about "the vicissitudes of publicity".

Small press publishers face many vicissitudes.