Sentence examples for has gone considerably from inspiring English sources

It feels to me that student life has gone considerably upmarket.

Mr. Clinton nudged the Democratic Party toward a more laissez-faire economic policy, and President Bush has gone considerably further in this direction.

The second Obamacare sign-up period has gone considerably more smoothly than the first, which launched with a thud in October 2013 amid confusion and near-catastrophic technological failures of HealthCare.gov and the websites of several state-run exchanges.

In striking down the law, the Washington Supreme Court had gone considerably further, ruling not only that the parental decisions were entitled to some measure of judicial deference, but that in the absence of an unfit parent or a showing of harm to the children, parents had a constitutional right to exercise an effective veto over any request for a visit.

The fact that he had "gone considerably out of his way deliberately to draw the public's attention to his political views", meant there was "no sound reason in constitutional convention as to why his political correspondence with ministers should remain confidential", said a leading expert.

Its 17 properties (including 5 in development) have gone considerably upscale since the first hotel, the President, was refurbished in then seedy Times Square in 1987.

Learning has gone up considerably.

I've had to go part- time so our income has gone down considerably.

I read extensively, though ever since I started writing, my reading speed has gone down considerably.

The water has gone down considerably in the last few days but it is still a sad sight.

But "with downy mildew really hitting the East Coast, from the mid-Atlantic to Maine, that supply has gone down considerably".