Sentence examples for considerably under the from inspiring English sources

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

At Jacksonville, the 51-year-old Tice was considerably under the radar, and he arrived in Chicago as a valued piece — hired before Martz, for example — but still not a coach in the limelight.

In practice, with such a high cap, universities are likely to vary their fees considerably (under the current system, all universities charge the maximum fee for all their courses).

In the early years of the last decade, following the shock of 9/11, with George W. Bush in office and the U.S. military interventions in Iraq and Afghanistan under way, security at American airports was beefed up considerably, under the newly created Department of Homeland Security.

Since 2009 MEP's powers have expanded considerably, under the Lisbon Treaty.

Our models sometime underestimate and sometime overestimate profits growth in expansions, but this time were considerably under the actual numbers.

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

In contrast the conventional heuristic SSA is shown to overestimate the size of noise for Michaelis-Menten kinetics, considerably under-estimate the size of noise for Hill-type kinetics and in some cases even miss the prediction of noise-induced oscillations.

After a difficult last season, the 2011 World Championship silver medallist is considerably more under-the-radar than fellow Britons, such as Mo Farah, who will also compete today having switched from yesterday's 10,000m to the 5,000m.

Childhood cancer may have been considerably under-recorded in the past.

Given these concerns, combined with the fact that diabetes is considerably under-diagnosed, it seems possible that diabetogenic side effects could have gone unnoticed in RCTs.