Sentence examples similar to considerably in action from inspiring English sources
Though the rhetoric of reverse discrimination preceded the Reagan presidency and had spread considerably among affirmative action opponents in the years before his election, it was the Reagan administration that first enshrined such assumptions in policy.
Both sides were in action in midweek, Sunderland faring considerably better than QPR, who were dumped out of the Capital One Cup at the hands of lowly Burton Albion.
Despite the US industry taking considerably more action than is apparent in Australia, the US regulator said even that wasn't enough.
Mr. Cameron's "Titanic," a drama with considerably more action than "Gatsby," will be rereleased in 3-D in April.
We can see in action how dollar cost averaging leads to considerably better results, a strategy reserved for retirement accounts but in all of our investments.
JNA losses were officially reported at 1,279 killed in action, but the figure may have been considerably higher because casualties were consistently under-reported during the war.
Interestingly, the human MRX complex (MRN, where NBS1 is the human orthologue of Xrs2) and Ku86 both have roles in the telomerase pathway (O'Connor et al, 2004), just as in the yeast systems, but their mechanism of action might differ considerably in the mammalian system.
While he looks considerably different, Rocco Baldelli, who last played in 136 games in the Devil Rays' 70-win 2004 season, is back in action while trying to cope with a serious cell disorder.
Modeling faith in action?
