Sentence examples for considerably further in from inspiring English sources

The population is now 43,000 and is projected to fall considerably further in the next two decades.

Moreover, the forum goes considerably further in demanding that patient choice and control should be meaningful, with a citizens panel established as part of Healthwatch England.

Mr. Clinton nudged the Democratic Party toward a more laissez-faire economic policy, and President Bush has gone considerably further in this direction.

But with credit remaining tight and foreclosures still surging, "home prices are likely to decline considerably further in the quarters ahead," wrote Joshua Shapiro, chief United States economist at MFR, in a research note.

The plan does call for China to go considerably further in areas where it has begun making changes, like in releasing more information about decision-making and to extend to the countryside policies that so far have mainly benefited cities.

The problem is that the state goes considerably further in restricting the use of autonomautos.

Expat doctors who have trained here and in Europe are returning home, where money goes considerably further than in, say, New York or California.

In the present investigation these boundaries have been pushed considerably further back in time (lognormal priors: mean  = 370 Ma, 95% CI  = 493 251 Ma; exponential priors: mean  = 354 Ma, 95% CI  = 474 238; Fig. 2, node C; Table 2).

Decades later and considerably further north in the Czech community of Spillville, Iowa, Dvorak wrote his "American" String Quartet in F (Op 96).

Performances have steadily improved over the course of the tour, with all four games won and no goals conceded, and the side looked considerably further along in their preparations than Villa on Saturday.

The first five planets in the system have orbits that would collectively fit inside the orbit of planet Mercury, while Kepler-11g orbits at a considerably further distance in relation to the orbits of its inner counterparts.