Sentence examples for doing its considerable from inspiring English sources
The Reagan people must know that embassies in Moscow teem with listening devices & that the KGB is always doing its considerable best to maneuver embassy people into compromising situations.
Victoria did it at considerable personal risk.
The Club for Growth's supporters said the group helps the conservative cause even when it does not put its considerable financial clout behind a candidate, because the mere threat of a primary challenge keeps some Republicans from drifting into the political center.
Of course, the mass-produced pans don't have the artisanal beauty of a solid, handcrafted Mauviel, but nor do they have its considerable weight – or price tag.
Of course that small positive of Skid Row, Yen argues, doesn't outweigh its considerable negatives.
America will do all in its considerable power to dissuade Taiwan from provoking the crisis in American relations with China that would follow increased belligerence.However, it is still reasonable to predict another Taiwan Straits crisis in the coming 18 months.
And don't forget its considerable satirical bite, either... "Birdman feels like a film that's with us for the long haul".
After a charming apartment that was close to the beach but way too small, and a house whose breathtaking view did not outweigh its considerable deficiencies and not-so-charming landlord, we found The One.
He did praise it for its considerable grace and power, but said that Mr. Franzen's prose "fairly droops with smirking" and "is laughably archival for its pop culture and political references".
How do his (considerable) blind spots in Watchman influence how we understand the whole character?
For Hands to title their album after the syndrome is quite bold, and although our cognitive pathways remained largely unperturbed, listening to its tracks did induce considerable delight at its surging melodies and cascading keyboards, its rhythms that could hardly be termed EDM but which range from indie-tribal to 60s-groovy.
