Sentence examples for has won a considerable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Libeskind has won a considerable reputation in Europe, most recently for his Jewish Museum in Berlin.

LittleBigPlanet has won a considerable number of awards.

The tournament does not start until Thursday, and it already sounded to Dailey as if Woods had won a considerable following.

"We have won a considerable amount of silverware at Sussex and I have been very fortunate with that and have had the opportunity to play for England and win silverware in the World T20 with them".

Nevertheless, it has won a symbolic success.

Thus, a subject can win when they could have lost, lose when they could have won, win a small amount when they could have won a large amount, and so on.

Since then, Mr. Sheng has been writing music that straddles both musical worlds, and he has won considerable acclaim, including a $500,000 MacArthur fellowship last year.

They can lay the groundwork for a potential compromise over a different candidate to lead the new agency and, they hope, they can increase their chances of reclaiming Mr. Brown's seat by sending against him a woman who has won considerable acclaim and popularity among liberals for taking on the financial industry.

If so, it would be a rare public disagreement between the White House and Ms Clinton, who, after a shaky start, has won considerable praise for her diplomatic skills, and for working so harmoniously with the rival who bested her in 2008, after the fiercest presidential primary battle in recent US history.

It said that their talks had dealt with "the exercise of the rights to religious freedom, life and conscientious objection", and that the leaders discussed immigration reform, an issue on which Obama has won considerable support from many of America's Hispanic Catholics.

He has won considerable respect as Beethoven conductor.