Sentence examples for how considerable the from inspiring English sources

Distinctly high rates of residential segregation testify to African Americans' collective conclusion that, no matter how considerable the differences and diversity among them, they are better off together.

Now, how considerable the drop has been, and whether use was "infinitesimal" at the time of the panel - now disbanded because the owners insisted on mandatory testing - no one knows.

Let anyone take a file of this paper, or for that matter any one of half a dozen other papers, and compare its whole make-up and leading features today with what they were five years ago, ten years ago, twenty years ago, and he will realise how large has been the growth, how considerable the achievement.

I know how considerable the input of labor is to raise this very modest harvest.

Readers of Mr Appiah's "Cosmopolitanism: Ethics in a World of Strangers" (published by Norton in 2006) will know how considerable this debt has been.

Studies of documents from the tobacco industry have shown how cigarette branding has been used to target a particular consumer group, how branding may increase the appeal of smoking, 2– 4 and how considerable efforts have been put into developing cigarette packet designs that attract the consumers.

Similar to previous research [ 8], our study also highlights how considerable family member involvement as informal carers and experts challenges the role and authority of HCP's.

How considerable is this money?

Most people do not realise quite how considerable our humanitarian effort is in Syria.

It has also made for a movie whose pleasures are subtle ones, that knows how to reveal the considerable drama inherent in the overarching battle of big ideas over the amendment as well as the small-bore skirmishes of political strategy and the nitty-gritty scramble for congressional votes.

Thus, when patients with functioning filtering bleb may be required PPV, it is considerable factor how well the filtering bleb is preserved.