Sentence examples for for the very considerable from inspiring English sources

They seem unable to take credit for the very considerable accomplishments of this president".

In genomics research, the need for very considerable sample numbers to allow for the generation of sufficiently large datasets has also meant that such research is increasingly collaborative in nature.

Tuesday 24 Very cold day for the Season, with very considerable smoke in the air.

In short, the global need for intervention is very considerable and the resources available are very meager.

The judge asked lawyers for the administrators if that meant the levy imposed on insurance policies in the Republic of Ireland since January could be extended for a very considerable number of years.

In particular, the long-term consequences for our place in the world are very considerable indeed.

In the recent past the numbers were very considerable; private military contractors on average "accounted for 50% or more of the total military force" in Iraq and Afghanistan.

"We have cricket programmes in many schools in Cardiff and have very close links with our 132 ambassador clubs across the whole of Wales, and are developing cricket in black minority ethnic communities around Cardiff. "Also we have the Ashes in July and that's likely to bring in £5-8m for each day to the city, which is very considerable for Cardiff".

The internal commerce of the country is very considerable.

Refusing to push the matter further, the judges commended the Foreign Secretary and the FCO's Legal Adviser, Daniel Bethlehem QC, for having "gone to very considerable lengths to provide BM with assistance," noting that it was "evident" that they had "been engaged in lengthy discussions which have led to the important changes" summarized in the second judgment.

The firm Rasmussen Reports, for instance, shows a very considerable (and Republican-leaning) house effect even when it takes polls of all adults rather than likely voters.