Sentence examples for giving a considerable from inspiring English sources

They will be giving a considerable boost to the nascent English industry of waterfall construction.

The results edition of "American Idol" lifted Fox to No. 1 in the ratings on Thursday while giving a considerable boost to that network's other singing competition, "Don't Forget the Lyrics".

In a 15th-century pen-written manuscript in the Freer Gallery at Washington, D.C., it can be observed that the pen's nib is cut wide, giving a considerable difference in thick and thin strokes.

The attire was explained in respect to the game as giving her freedom of movement, due to her affinity with hand-to-hand combat, and the skirt, referred to as "quite short giving a considerable degree of exposure," was kept as a staple of her alternate costumes.

The map was drawn by the Republican legislature and Gov. Jeb Bush and gives a considerable edge to Republican candidates.

We're not dot-com millionaires, but we are certainly substantial enough to give a considerable amount of money away.

At both E3 and Gamescom, Sony has given a considerable amount of its conference time to indie titles.

At these very short wavelengths, a parabolic reflector of moderate size gives a considerable increase in power in the desired direction.

The budget gives a considerable increase to the Millennium Challenge Account, a new development program that offers financial incentives to countries that adopt political, economic and social policies considered to be sound.

"Nobody but her knows what happened, and although I was given a considerable number of details about her experience that were credible, I acknowledge that there was not enough definite information to justify writing the story.

In fact, in the years after 9/11, Western readers have been increasingly interested in literature from this part of the world, a trend that was given a considerable push by the international success of the bestselling Egyptian novel "The Yacoubian Building".