Sentence examples for considerable yet from inspiring English sources
The impact was considerable, yet brought Cuba little political reward.
His influence on figures such as Byron, Wordsworth, Coleridge and Shelley was considerable, yet his later conservative self-representation distorted a career that started in the revolutionary decade of the 1790s.
Through a comprehensive comparison of university admission rates across Armenia's 11 regions, Teach For Armenia has identified the existence of a considerable, yet bridgeable, achievement discrepancy that touches the lives of our young citizens.
The economic impact of the boycott movement is "not very considerable yet," Barghouti allowed, but "the far-right government in Israel and the BDS movement seem to agree" that it will grow.
The effects of adjusting for age were considerable; yet interpreting these effects is not straightforward.
As a result, the number of studies included was considerable yet still feasible for the application of qualitative analysis.
The government has known this for some considerable time yet still they refuse to act.
He will have considerable power, yet obviously not nearly enough to deliver on everything that has been promised.
"I will be required to work for some considerable time yet under plans to delay state pension age.
"A considerable increase, yet much more needs to be done". He hopes that Trump's promise to invest in infrastructure will cover the parks' repairs, too.
These are considerable advantages, yet the pitch is, for the same reasons, taken as an affront to the entrenched jock ethic of blood, sweat, and tears.
