Sentence examples for considerable victory from inspiring English sources
Efforts to erase women's health considerations from women's health policy achieved a considerable victory in April 2007, when the Supreme Court for the first time upheld a federal law banning an abortion procedure that contained no exception for its use when necessary to protect a woman's health.
Almost immediately Judas again took the field and scored a considerable victory over Nicanor, the Seleucid general, in which the latter was killed.
Success would have given North-South and their teammates, Bill Pollack of Warren, N.J., and Mark Feldman of Manhattan, a considerable victory.
The development represents a considerable victory for opponents of Internet gambling and one that comes as surprise to some industry analysts.
Unimed's andropause campaign won a considerable victory when the Endocrine Society — a prestigious organization of hormone specialists — convened its First Annual Andropause Consensus Conference, in April of 2000, just six weeks before AndroGel came on the market.
Unimed's andropause campaign won a considerable victory when the Endocrine Society a prestigious organization of hormone specialists convened its First Annual Andropause Consensus Conference, in April of 2000, just six weeks before AndroGel came on the market.
Those are considerable victories.
While his ally England (to whose queen, Mary Tudor, Philip was married) lost Calais, Philip's own armies won considerable victories, and he was able to conclude the Peace of Cateau-Cambrésis with France (1559), which confirmed Spanish possessions and hegemony in Italy and which left the frontiers of the Netherlands intact.
The liberation of Paris was a considerable symbolic victory in the Allied fight against the Nazis.
On the day of the film's premiere, the fast-food chain took out adverts in all the newspapers promising healthier options on its menu in future, representing a considerable moral victory for this likeable film-maker.
But assuming it proves to be true, what should we make of this considerable if defensive victory for the forces of progress?
