Sentence examples for considerable world from inspiring English sources

The description of the meaning of non-logical words requires considerable world knowledge: for example, the inference from "Kim is pregnant" to "Kim is not a man" is based on a "biological" rather than on a "logical" generalization.

Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae is the etiologic agent of porcine contagious pleuropneumonia, a cause of considerable world wide economic losses in the swine industry.

Bartana may be one who comes close to succeeding in that she has generated considerable discussion world wide.

Despite these concerns, the work by Maas and colleagues [ 37] lends considerable 'real world' support to the use of Guyton's model in intact human subjects.

There is considerable interest world-wide in reducing the use of antibiotics to stem the development of antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria.

The Bank and the IMF exercise considerable real-world influence over these country-level priorities.

It is to a considerable extent, a world of mercantilism--a  world in which many foreign governments do whatever it takes to make their industries succeed.

Leuven suffered considerable damage in World Wars I and II.

Its light industrial base has undergone considerable expansion since World War II and includes the manufacture of hosiery and agricultural implements.

July 20 , 1880Könno, Livonia April 26 , 1946Innsbruck, Austria Hermann Alexander, Graf von Keyserling, (born July 20 , 1880 Könno, Livonia, Russian Empire [now in Latvia] died April 26 , 1946 Innsbruck, Austria) German social philosopher whose ideas enjoyed considerable popularity after World War I.

But at least Obama can say what Kennedy did not live to see: that just over a quarter-century after Kennedy spoke, after much controversy, and despite many mistakes, and thanks to considerable sacrifice, the world of freedom could take sober satisfaction in a remarkable victory.