Sentence examples for had very considerable from inspiring English sources

In Canada these American events had very considerable consequences.

"I thought of him as a very able, intelligent and articulate MP, someone who had very considerable experience and who was always thought of as potential ministerial calibre," he said.

Additionally, there is much research in cognitive psychology suggesting that varying the formulations of problems may have very considerable effects on the solutions people favor.

And the institutions which are involved have very considerable what we call counterparty surveillance, where, for example, one major bank will know far more about its customer, whether it's a bank or something else, than we could conceivably know as regulators.

Taken together this data suggests that the choice of eGFR equation has very considerable impact in diagnosing CKD, CKD staging, individual risk assessment.

The great majority of chronically ill people do have (very) considerable trust in GPs and medical specialists, as well as in physiotherapists (Table 1), whereas a minority trust alternative, certified doctors.

Here's an extract:...The Government had to make very considerable compromises to avoid another embarrassing defeat.

The agency will have to "make very considerable savings on other missions," worries astronomer Michael Rofan-RobImperial Collegel College in London.

This time the financial aspect was important to him, as he had very little income and considerable debts.

By then the library had very short hours and needed considerable modernization.

He said that the delegation was "very well received, very well treated, had very good access" and had detected "considerable optimism" in the Iranian capital.