Sentence examples for holds a considerable from inspiring English sources

4. Early voters go for Romney: Most of the polls suggest that Obama holds a considerable advantage among the thirty million or so Americans who have already voted.

And this morning, the campaign released a new ad aimed at winning over women — among whom President Obama holds a considerable lead.

Even in normal times, our government is heavily involved in the economy and holds a considerable claim on the private sector via the tax system.

WOODS VERSUS MICKELSON Although No. 1 Tiger Woods holds a considerable edge in total victories and Official World Golf Rankings points over No. 2 Phil Mickelson, head-to-head competition is much closer.

The poll, which began last Thursday and was completed Sunday night, shows Mr. Corzine holds a considerable advantage over Mr. Franks but has yet to put the race away.

Recent polls show that Mr. Blumenthal holds a considerable lead over his likely Republican opponent, Linda McMahon, the former chief executive of World Wrestling Entertainment, suggesting he enjoys good will with Connecticut voters despite the controversy.

Robotic and neuroprosthetic technologies hold a considerable potential for driving walking rehabilitation therapies.

What the White House isn't publicly emphasizing is that overseas governments and investors hold a considerable amount of securities guaranteed by Fannie and Freddie.

Bay came to the plate for the first time in the third and stirred a reaction from the stands, which held a considerable number of Mets fans.

We conclude that corticioid fungi hold a considerable share of the phylogenetic diversity displayed by homobasidiomycetes, and should always be considered when phylogenetic studies of larger basidiomycetes are designed.

Lord Paul, who has given nearly £500,000 over a 25-year period to Labour, mostly via his UK companies, held a considerable portion of his fortune via Geneva, with accounts containing up to £240m.