Sentence examples for has a considerable amount from inspiring English sources

However, the story that unfolds has a considerable amount to do with America.

Mr. Dodd has a considerable amount of money — roughly $2 million.

The area also has a considerable amount of new and renovated residential housing and is easily accessible by public transportation.

The role has a considerable amount of difficult dancing, too; it was easy to see why Mr. Stiefel passed on it.

THE KIDS AT COLUMBUS The Yankees' pitching staff has a considerable amount of gray, but the organization's top minor league team, the Columbus Clippers, has the youngest rotation in Class AAA.

Other major centres include Zunyi, which has a considerable amount of heavy industry and is also the focus of silk textile production, and the municipality of Liupanshui, with its coal-based extractive and other heavy industries.

They have a considerable amount of money because they do not have to pay rent".

Under their eccentric tutor the Rev Francis Copplestone, the children have a considerable amount of freedom.

Mr. Weld and Mr. Gramm have "a considerable amount of business together," according to Mr. Weld.

And like most clichés, it had a considerable amount of truth, for reasons that are not hard to understand.

Thankfully, in regard to those suspects, we have a considerable amount of evidence from pre-E.I.T.s to convict them.