Sentence examples for from considerably from inspiring English sources

Others came from considerably farther away.

The catch is that the first-term Republicans are from considerably more moderate districts than the returnees.

H. erectus appeared in the outskirts of Europe (at the Dmanisi site in present-day Georgia) as well as in eastern Asia early on; the next earliest European hominin, H. antecessor, is known only from considerably later, about 800 kya.

In France, of course, this is rarely a route to electoral oblivion; exploiting longstanding southern resentments of pompous Parisian elites certainly won him many votes in the Languedoc, some of them from considerably further to the right than his party bosses might have liked.

This seems to derive from considerably predates the word for "tip", pourboire, but the two words make a nice partnership: if a tip is what you give someone for a drink, a bribe is what you give them for a much bigger drink.

A few miles away at Music Mountain, Mark Kroll, for two decades the harpsichordist of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, will give a baroque recital this Friday evening at 8. Coming from considerably farther away is the Kuymo Asiana String Quartet of Korea, with concerts at 8 p.m. Saturday and 3 p.m. next Sunday afternoon, both with the assistance of Pedja Muzijevic, the Zagreb-born pianist.

Diploclinium from New Guinea differ considerably from Begonia sect.

Patients from EE differed considerably from patients in other regions.

Once again he collaborated with – and learned from – people considerably younger than himself, chairing Autograph (the Association of Black Photographers) and the International Institute of Visual Arts.

Because Starz offers first run "premium" content, this move expands the overall streaming offerings from Netflix considerably.

Excluding such physics papers from calculations considerably reduces In for some institutions (Table 1).