Sentence examples for from the very considerable from inspiring English sources

The existence of present deficiencies should not detract from the very considerable progress in agricultural development that has already been achieved in several developing countries, including India.

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

A spokesman for company justified the payments, saying they "reflect the exceptional scale of the capital return to shareholders from the Indian development and the very considerable task of securing approvals for the sale".

And there is the very considerable advantage that accrues to the prime broker's trading desk from seeing the order flows generated by the hedge funds.

The Guardian: "Much of the (very considerable) pleasure of this almost deliriously inventive, sharply imagined and ultimately affecting novel lies in the almost spookily vivid atmosphere and pathos that Atkinson manages to extract from all this Groundhog Day repetition".

They added: "Until such time as the ministry had demonstrated that it had taken steps to ensure that false assertions were never again made in a [Public Interest Immunity] certificate and schedule, it would, in the court's view, be incumbent on the courts to approach the content of any such documents from the ministry with very considerable caution".

Today, it is the jester in Swann who is trying to emerge from a very considerable cricketer.

It has shown that remittance flows from nurses are very considerable and may well be contributing to a situation that does enable business development, and at the same time increases the likelihood the nurses will eventually return.

"The Land on each side of the entrance of this harbour riseth almost perpendicular from the sea to a very considerable height," he noted in his journal.

Equally, with location sampling, the estimate for Budapest is not too far removed from the census figure, whereas the departure of the Portuguese estimates is very considerable.

However, in others the overlap is very considerable.