Sentence examples for considerably at least from inspiring English sources

The hostilities, Pelkey said, have lessened considerably, at least partly because of development pressures, which threaten the trails for all.

At the Elmsford Animal Shelter, "Since the attacks, adoptions have picked up considerably, at least 10percentt," said Mimi Stone, president of the Central Westchester Humane Society, which runs the no-kill shelter.

The practicalities of moving all payers of the union political levy into full membership of the Labour party are not inconsiderable and administration issues alone – never mind any drop-off – could reduce this income stream considerably at least in the short term.

Fairbairn's accuracy and range have improved considerably, at least during practice.

But American carriers cried foul, fearing trouble as they are considerably (at least 10percentt) less fuel efficient than their counterparts in Europe, Asia or the Middle East.

When compared to the whole embryo, more genes were considerably (at least four-fold) downregulated (2329) than upregulated (1288) in the embryonic liver.

"Using interchangeable cameras is like slow food cooked with natural, genuine ingredients". But the rapid adoption of the iPhone — along with the drastic improvement of the iPhone camera — makes it hard to believe that the line isn't beginning to blur, if not considerably, then at least a little bit.

In fact, in the interview Rubin acknowledges that the inital release felt more like a '.8', rather than a full 1.0 release, but the platform has matured considerably with at least four major updates since then.

While general observations can be made about plant performance in early years as above, it is accepted that real differences between species are unlikely to emerge until the plants are considerably older – at least beyond 4 years from planting.

However, the p-values assigned by the different statistical models varied considerably, due at least in part to the small sample size and the use of moderated (Limma empirical Bayesian) versus unmoderated (t-test) approaches to estimating variance.

Ideally, catheters should be inserted considerably (preferably at least 2 weeks) prior to use in order to reduce the likelihood of catheter leaks and infections [ 10].