Sentence examples for existence of considerable from inspiring English sources
The statement referred to solid gains in the unemployment rate, without trying to downplay them, and noted a gradually diminishing underutilisation of labour resources, instead of pointing out the existence of considerable slack".
Unlike the Cape, Natal never had a viable nonracial franchise: at the century's end few Africans had the vote, despite the existence of considerable numbers of mission-educated black Christians.
The existence of considerable numbers of Russian and U.S. nuclear weapons and their means of delivery not under a regime of mutual control does, in our view, make Europe less safe.
The towing carriage and conditions have not been altered admitting the existence of considerable background noise.
Lines in interaction plot are not obviously parallel which shows the existence of considerable interaction effect.
Some author's have argued for the existence of considerable cross-cultural variation in the development of mindreading.
Contributing massively to the limitation of censorship in any country is the existence there of considerable private property.
It constitutes, as nearly everybody knows, the third-largest industry in the country, and it is responsible for the existence of a considerable publishing business.
Thus, despite the existence of a considerable degree of metabolite adsorption on AuNPs, the presence of HLMs in the typical in vitro probe reactions substantially reduces the adsorption effects on the measurement of catalytic activity.
In the GeoLife dataset, on the other hand, sampling more points results in a slower increase of the uniqueness, thus suggesting the existence of a considerable spatial overlap between different traces.
Moreover, the very existence of a considerable fraction of uninsured potential patients ALREADY impacts healthcare costs because hospitals, nursing homes, and other providers increase their charges to insurance companies in anticipation of having a percentage of unpaid bills.
