Sentence examples for developed a considerable from inspiring English sources
Roman colonists developed a considerable spa there and also at Buxton, Derbyshire.
By combining teaching with his research in differential equations, series, and higher algebra, Bocher developed a considerable reputation.
Both onstage and on disc the orchestra has developed a considerable reputation for specializing in American music, appropriate to a stellar representative of America's self-proclaimed Music City.
Köchel developed a considerable reputation in botany and mineralogy but from about 1851 devoted himself especially to music and the work of Mozart.
German law, however, because of the constitutional protection given to property since World War II, has developed a considerable jurisprudence on the topic.
By 1973, when Philip Glass approached Wilson about the possibility of collaborating, both artists, still in their thirties, had developed a considerable reputation among their peers, if not in the artistic mainstream.
In terms of clinical practice, radiologists need to establish a section of cardiac imaging at a national level as well as developing a considerable practice in cardiological imaging at a department level.
Apc-mutant mouse models, such as the Min mouse model, spontaneously develop a considerable number of intestinal tumors and have been widely used as a relevant model for evaluating human chemopreventative therapies.
It has been suggested that the key lesions begin to develop a considerable time prior to the appearance of clinical symptoms [ 13], but based on our results there do seem to be some subjects who can tolerate substantial amounts of pathology.
As a consequence, there developed a very considerable amount of excess capacity in the manufacturing sector of the underdeveloped countries pursuing such policies.
