Sentence examples for considerably off from inspiring English sources

At turning points in the economy, the birth-death model figures can be considerably off.

I thought she seemed passive, and timid, but I was considerably off the mark.

But this was considerably off Mr. Gore's capture of 67percentt of Hispanics in 2000, and a better showing for Mr. Bush, who had drawn just 31percentt in 2000.

But, although Ravi Bopara and Owais Shah each made half-centuries, and Bell all but, the runs never came at a sufficiently high rate, the innings petering out in the final over at 245, considerably off the pace.

Will I be able to get back to where I was?" Stanning finishes 22nd, considerably off the pace.

Alan Greenspan and Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton clashed briefly Tuesday over rosy surplus forecasts the Federal Reserve Chairman relied on to support President President Bush's 2001 tax cuts, estimates that turned out to be considerably off the mark.

Marclay pointed at a framed memo that Rothko's representatives had once sent the gallery: "Walls should be made considerably off-white with umber and warmed by a little red.

Moreover, in some cases propeller characteristics have to be optimized in correspondence to very different functioning points, including considerably off-design conditions, hardly captured by conventional design methods.

If the tip is touching the cell considerably off-center, the cell is more likely to slip out from under the cantilever.

RANNS computation suggested that the maximum radial temperature difference in the former case tended to be larger than that in the latter case, and the radial temperature difference increases considerably with off-center pellets, which might also affect crack formation.

Formula One will also be considerably better off without CVC, who have made about £5bn profit since buying in 2006.