Sentence examples for has provided a considerable from inspiring English sources
She has provided a considerable Hamlet, a ferocious Skriker, a mind-changing recital of The Masque of Anarchy.
For athletes who in years past had rarely crossed paths, let alone mingled with corporate figureheads, the paradigm shift has provided a considerable boost to morale.
"While the industry has provided a considerable amount of funding to the PCC over the last 20 years," it says, "the budget has not increased significantly in real terms over that time". Though the boundaries of the governance review were limited, it does stray outside its remit on occasion.
The evolution of care to critically ill patients has provided a considerable number of survivors after admission to the ICU, but several patients have impaired quality of life owing to changes in physical, functional, social and emotional disorders that often culminate in a prolonged recovery.
It has provided a considerable amount of new information that was not easily recognized in the earlier studies: additional information existing in axes 3 and 4 [ 5].
Dividends are particularly important for investors to consider, because historically speaking dividends have provided a considerable share of the stock market's total return.
The ability of these bacteria to conduct respiration in host cells that had relied on glycolysis and fermentation would have provided a considerable evolutionary advantage.
The results of such research programmes have provided a considerable amount of important information that can be implemented to the benefit of our growers and have directed future research programmes.
Other methods such as immuno histochemical (IHC) assays have provided a considerable amount of data regarding the loss of Fhit protein in a variety of cancers [ 26- 29], IHC however does not inform on the nature of inactivating genetic events that may reflect the role of etiological factors.
A preeminent contracts scholar, Melvin Eisenberg (2009), has provided them with considerable ammunition in a recent paper, arguing for expanding the domain of the excuse doctrines.
