Sentence examples for considerably happening from inspiring English sources

But I also got the feeling that the chances for some sort of healthcare reform (even if watered down considerably) happening this year improved noticeably with Obama's speech tonight.

Instead, something considerably more commonplace happened.

The reason is that human diversification in the Pleistocene happened considerably sooner than the 8,000 ± 2,000-year limit on language's historical signal (Nichols 1992) and most likely involved multiple dispersals out of Africa from an already structured set of populations (Lahr and Foley 1994).

However, the major changes of methylation occur from the first to the second trimesters and considerably fewer changes happen after the second trimester [ 31].

Bookies have shortened the odds considerably on the former event happening.

(It still seemed considerably less wild than this party happening elsewhere in the country).

The results indicate that in the future in all cases, except in Iran under the wet climate projection, the quantity of water demanded has to be reduced considerably to address the imbalance, which is indeed what is currently happening already.

He knew that expenses would rise considerably, which is what happened.

Moreover, what happened is considerably less sinister than you fear and than the newspapers have portrayed on the basis of the information you gave them".

What seems to have filled up most of this cigarette gap is more filter material, which, as it happens, is considerably cheaper per centimetre of cigarette than tobacco is, and which, given the right advertising agency, can be merchandised in hundred-millimetre cigarettes, for example—at higher prices.

The two p-values are considerably different, which often happens when we have a small sample size.