Sentence examples for considerably not from inspiring English sources

"Not like it had been in the '60s," Mr. Wilkinson said, "but it was considerably not there yet.

The intensity of the restrictions varied considerably, not only in different parts of the coast but even within individual houses.

The manner in which such investors can purchase tax liens can vary considerably not only from state to state but also from county to county and town to town.

GERARD SCHWARZ In the 26 years he directed the Seattle Symphony, Gerard Schwarz polished the already fine orchestra's reputation considerably, not least through copious recordings of mid-20th-century American symphonies.

Exactly how far inland the zone extends varies considerably, not only with the size of the earthquake but also with the shape and height of the coastline and factors like the presence of rivers (which function as hoses, creating a narrower channel in which the water will travel further).

And within a committed relationship, the crucial stimulus of being desired decreases considerably, not only because the woman's partner loses a degree of interest but also, more important, because the woman feels that her partner is trapped, that a choice — the choosing of her — is no longer being carried out.

Corey Simon, a late pickup at defensive tackle, may help considerably, but not yet.

Texting, in particular, has grown considerably — but not texting in the traditional sense.

Since its glamorous long-ago heyday, Glenwood has grown considerably, and not always in the most picturesque ways.

As it was processed, the concentrations "were knocked down considerably, but not down to zero," Dr. Hansen said.

Too often the particular delights of a stage production evaporate considerably — if not entirely — in the translation.