Sentence examples for greater considerable from inspiring English sources

"Both [my wife] Miriam and I work in well-paid jobs so clearly we're not in the same position as many people who feel under greater considerable pressure," he said.

Differing with Dr. Johnson, who found nothing of genius in Henry VIII but the depiction of the meek sorrows and virtuous distress of Queen Katherine, Hazlitt finds in this play, though not one of Shakespeare's greatest, "considerable interest of a more mild and thoughtful cast, and some of the most striking passages in the author's works".

Through greater cooperation considerable gains can also be made in child-centred disaster reduction strategies.

The independent variable X7 (work stress) included two grades: 1 "no pressure or moderate pressure" (no pressure, slight pressure, moderate pressure) and 2 "great pressure" (considerable pressure, extreme pressure).

RMLV was the slowest approach; in particular, for large data sets, the required computing time was considerable greater than that required for the other approaches.

Within their domains the greater daimyo had considerable freedom, even to the point of issuing their own paper currency with the shogun's permission.

The casinos opened in 1997, and almost overnight 5,000 new jobs appeared in greater Kansas City, a considerable impact on a work force that then numbered 916,000 and now numbers more than 965,000.

But, like the struggle for Kobane in northern Syria, the battle for Ramadi had a political and symbolic significance greater than its considerable strategic value.

Further, BM-MEx was found to possess considerable greater neuroprotective potential in comparison to the standard polyphenols such as quercetin, catechin, umbelliferone, and caffeic acid.

However, the other approaches still provided effect estimates with considerable greater accuracy.

They are associated with premature mortality, greater stigma, and considerable comorbidity (Ding et al., 2006; Birbeck et al., 2007).