Sentence examples for described as a considerable from inspiring English sources

Finally, at the seventeenth, the official assessed him a one-shot penalty for exceeding the forty-second time limit by what another official subsequently described as "a considerable margin".

The bridge was completed less than one year after construction began, which would later be described as "a considerable achievement of the management and workforce for such a complex structure".

By 1849, the district of Hakin was described as a considerable centre of boat building, and by 1906, Milford had become the sixth largest fishing port in the UK, and its population rose.

It was described as "a place of considerable business" in Sketches of Texas in 1840, and was used extensively during the early years of the Republic of Texas.

Whorf's early manuscripts on Hebrew and Maya have been described as exhibiting a considerable degree of mysticism, as he sought to uncover esoteric meanings of glyphs and letters.

This phenomenon is known as e-learning and can be described as a new framework for education whereby considerable amounts of information, which describe a variety of teaching learning interactions, are endlessly generated and ubiquitously available (Castro et al. 2007).

Stuart Gulliver, the chief executive, focused on adjusted profit of $10.8bn, down 14%, which the bank described as a "reasonable performance in the face of considerable uncertainty".

The book - described as a "true novel" - was elevated by Capote's considerable writer's skills beyond journalism into a highly original and accomplished work.

The articular cartilage has been described as a highly organized tissue with complex biomechanical properties and considerable durability (Simon & Jackson 2006).

As of late Monday, plans for the running mate announcement, which Mr. Kerry's aides described as a critical moment in his campaign, were taking shape in considerable detail.

Described as a "gentle comedian".