Sentence examples for considerably busier from inspiring English sources

Games organisers are predicting hundreds of thousands of extra visitors to London during the Olympics and are warning that some trains and stations will be considerably busier than normal.

Under such circumstances, service disruption of SUs due to busy channels considerably increases and might result in DoS when the affected SUs fail in finding a vacant channel [47,53].

Clinton is stepping things up considerably this week, with a busy schedule and an invitation for reporters to join her on the campaign plane, where she answered questions for nearly a half hour Monday.  .

Gravity drip has the drawback of unpredictable variation of collection times and may potentially take considerably longer than aspiration, thereby reducing feasibility in busy clinics.

The next two months should increase that total considerably, since the season directly before an election is the busiest for contributors.

I tell them how their chances of being a terrorism victim are considerably smaller than getting into a car accident on the busy and dangerous roads we travel on.

Cargo volumes at the nation's busiest port complex — a major economic engine — had dropped considerably, Knatz said.

Stoppage time is invariably longer in rugby union than football with some matches lasting considerably longer than others, not least if television match officials have a busy afternoon.

While the images hint that past generations of Chicagoans were considerably more creative when it came to figuring out activities to keep them busy on the shores of Lake Michigan -- human pyramids! ballet dancing!

The decision to scrap the short direct connection from HS2 through London to HS1 will add considerably to interchange times, not to mention the inconvenience of lugging baggage through two busy stations and along Euston Road.

Prices are low – considerably cheaper than a normal black-cab ride – during off-peak hours, and surge upwards during busy periods.