Sentence examples for considerably under from inspiring English sources

The material position of the landed nobility was strengthened considerably under Peter.

But Germany as a whole is slowly catching up with the east: daycare nurseries have expanded considerably under Merkel.

Leaving Chelsea was, he said, a "wrench" but by then the club had changed considerably under Gianluca Vialli's management.

Censorship was widely practiced during the Alfredo Stroessner years but was relaxed considerably under the Andrés Rodríguez Pedotti government.

The territory it controls in both in Syria and Iraq has receded considerably under disparate offensives throughout the two collapsing nation states.

Wood said: "Steve has been the longest-serving national coach in our history and it is undoubtedly the case the national team and set-up have moved on considerably under Steve's leadership.

It said older people were "considerably under-represented" with over-55s accounting for just 8% of entertainment presenters and 12% of lead roles in drama.

In Brussels, Antwerp and Paris immigrants arriving between 2005 and 2009 are also considerably under-represented.

NHSBT says the waiting list "considerably under-represents the true number of people who could benefit from an organ transplant".

So even with the increased attention that Cloud technology has received this year, the impact that the Cloud currently has on our lives -- and the impact it will have as adoption continues to skyrocket -- is still considerably under-hyped.

For short processing times, however, where stimulus sensitivity is zero, participants are considerably under-biased.