Sentence examples for have won considerable from inspiring English sources

They are leaders of the more than 35 Kurdish mayors who have won considerable international support since their election last year.

Among recent "See It Now" programs that have won considerable critical acclaim have been an interview a Murrow representative had with Nehru, a presentation of both sides of an argument between the American Civil Liberties Union and the American Legion in Indianapolis, and a series of interviews conducted by a British journalist named Aidan Crawley with various Americans.

He has won considerable respect as Beethoven conductor.

The Fairfield County strike has won considerable backing from local clergy members.

Mr. Giuliani's proposal has won considerable support from conservatives because it is tough on labor.

Venizelos has won considerable respect among eurozone leaders for his handling of the crisis.

So far the calls for the resignation of the sheriff, who has won considerable support from liberal allies in the city, have been limited.

On Sunday it offers the first New York recital by this young British soprano, who has made some fine recordings and has won considerable attention in Europe.

He later claimed to have warned early on about the rise of the Communist party (PKI), which had won considerable support in the 1955 general elections.

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.

That latter nomination would seem to be at the expense of another British favourite, Charlotte Rampling, who has won considerable plaudits for her heartrending performance in 45 Years but has not found favour with Bafta voters.