Sentence examples for gathered considerable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Young has gathered considerable accolades from the indie community (as well as beyond it), but he continues to tussle personally with the insularity of the scene.

Mr Rees said the party had gathered considerable anecdotal evidence which claimed that canvassers had gone round to individual houses and asked people to unwittingly sign forms which meant their postal vote would be redirected to a third-party address.

Writer interviews Dr. W. Ross Adey, who, by the end of 1975, had gathered considerable evidence to show that weak electromagnetic fields have a direct effect on the vertebrate nervous system.

The first series, starring a glowering Sean Bean in long hair and leather, cost an estimated £35m and gathered considerable audiences and critical acclaim on both sides of the Atlantic.

As a Washington-based financier, Mr. Pearl kept an unusually low-profile in a city of big names and big egos, avoiding publicity most of his life even as he gathered considerable wealth, influence and connections while engineering leveraged buyouts in the 1980s as a partner at the Wesray Capital Corporation.

Recently, a new analytical method has gathered considerable attention, named stochastic geometry.

The life expectancy gap will not be closed by 2031 unless the process gathers considerable pace.

Then, columns containing those initial geometrical imperfections are compressed up to failure, by means of Abaqus shell finite element analyses (SFEA), making it possible to acquire in-depth knowledge on the behaviour of lipped channel columns undergoing LDG interaction and gather considerable failure load data.

The last decade or so has witnessed the advent of OPS imaging, and using this technique we are beginning to gather considerable human data which largely agree with the information provided by earlier experimental studies.

This suggests that fraudsters have already gathered a considerable amount of information on their victim.

Succeeding his father, Louis II of Anjou, as claimant to the Neapolitan throne, Louis was crowned king of Naples by Pope Martin V in September 1419. Louis gathered a considerable army, including the famed condottiere (mercenary commander) Muzio Attendola Sforza, and sailed to Naples to conquer the kingdom.