Sentence examples for got a considerable from inspiring English sources

The instrument got a considerable boost in 2002 when then-president Natsagiin Bagabandi issued a presidential decree aimed at re-establishing its lost primacy.

Whittingdale said: "It is a poll tax, it's actually worse than the poll tax because with the poll tax, if you were on a very low income, you got a considerable subsidy, you only paid 20%.

Apple's long-neglected iPod Touch just got a considerable upgrade with a new design, improved camera, and 4-inch Retina display.

The Home Depot Supply division got a considerable boost from the March acquisition of Hughes Supply, a distributor of building supplies, for $3.2 billion.

Bernie Sanders just got a considerable boost from the "neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night" set.

He's got a considerable pedigree at putting on events, parties, club nights and gigs, everywhere from West Africa to North Korea.

"The reserve price of £1 is generating significant attention and we expect to get a considerable amount at the auction," the company added in a statement.

Getting a considerable head start by setting off from the coastal town of Mattinata further south, we followed the route for several kilometres, slowing inching towards the monastery.

Adams had been getting a considerable amount of playing time at third, and Girardi said Luis Cruz would be the team's everyday third baseman for the time being.

Nonetheless, it leads to distortions in good times, that nonbanks get a considerable advantage, versus the banking system, because they're not as regulated.

It costs the district $8,000 to $10,000 to educate each child, so it could get a considerable benefit from the new policy, officials said.