Sentence examples for from considerable from inspiring English sources

"Mrs Kidd has suffered from considerable mental anguish.

Cysts and spores may be recovered from considerable heights in the atmosphere.

That would give districts broader authority in deciding how to spend the money and would free them from considerable paperwork.

So equally often, female networks resulting from considerable female entrepreneurial skills offer the best possible maternal care.

Liz would have dragged Sebastian home by his ears, and so saved them both from considerable embarrassment.

"The River Ythan has suffered from considerable amounts of diffuse pollution because it's quite intensely managed for agriculture".

Investors already benefit from considerable transparency: most funds disclose the salient features of their portfolio monthly to clients.

The spillway has saved New Orleans from considerable damage during floods since the weirs were first opened in 1937.

Delhi's athletics facilities benefited from considerable investment in the runup to the Commonwealth Games in 2010, but access for members of the public is limited.

In the words of the study's authors Gabriel Lenz, a political scientist at the University of California, Berkeley, and his colleagues Waxman "suffers from considerable appearance disadvantage".

He said such knowledge resulted from considerable money and effort, which would not be expended without the lure of a commercial payoff.