Sentence examples for going to considerable from inspiring English sources
Hare said the country had been going to "considerable diplomatic effort" to "hide" its true levels of emissions.
The poet is going to considerable trouble not to write the kind of lyrics where such anxiety might be assuaged by submergence in the general music – the kind of thing Nietzsche condemned as "sickly-sweet whimsy and tinkle-tinkle".
My feeling is that the 20percentt is adequate, unless the service was very special -- for example, if it involved going to considerable effort to locate a particular bottle, or collaborating with the chef to make the evening special.
Yesterday, the police gave their version of events, going to considerable lengths to defend the five officers who fired the shots — displaying elaborate charts, playing portions of a 911 call from Mr. Coppin's mother in which he could be heard screaming, "I got a gun," and showing blowup photographs of Mr. Coppin's handwritten notes, pulled from his pockets after he died.
A letter to you from Acorne, the company behind the breaks, said: "We're very sorry that, despite going to considerable lengths to accommodate your stipulation that you were only prepared to travel at specific times, we have been unable to find a solution you consider acceptable.
When Bethlehem Steel Corporation permanently laid up the Fitzgerald's sister ship, the SS Arthur B. Homer, just five years after going to considerable expense to lengthen her, questions were raised as to whether both ships had the same structural problems.
