Sentence examples for going considerably from inspiring English sources

"They're really thinking about going considerably beyond what this bookstore has been doing," he said.

France has an elected representative for overseas citizens, but some Mexicans are talking about going considerably farther.

Going considerably further than the production of knowledge and education, modern entrepreneurial universities seek practical applications for their discoveries to enhance social development.

"There is no single medium we track that is going considerably down," says Nicholas Covey, a researcher at Nielsen, which tracks consumption of all these media, plus magazines and newspapers.

Ostensibly a commentary on Peter of Spain's Tractatus or Summulae Logicales, it is in fact a systematic compendium of medieval logic, going considerably beyond Peter's work, and amounting to some 1000 pages (in its first complete English translation of 2001).

Specifically, on the call this morning, Tim does not appear to have said something like "The early months of this turnaround are going considerably worse than we thought, and we take full responsibility for that".

Belgian side RAEC Mons went considerably better in 2003-04.

It feels to me that student life has gone considerably upmarket.

On Tuesday morning, Paul Ryan, the new Speaker of the House of Representatives, went considerably further.

The homilies, like modern Roman Catholic doctrine, went considerably beyond the bare articles of the creed.

The Tuono fits that description to some extent, but goes considerably further.