Sentence examples for in any considerable from inspiring English sources

streets is so exhausted that a night club proprietor might easily asphyxiate a whole roomful of people by introducing outside air in any considerable wuantity.

The silicate minerals, if present in any considerable amount, may colour the marble; e.g., green in the case of green pyroxenes and amphiboles; brown in that of garnet and vesuvianite; and yellow in that of epidote, chondrodite, and titanite.

As the experiments revealed, use of more accurate estimates of the speech STSA, either in the calculation of the noise masking threshold or in the parameters of the STSA estimator, do not result in any considerable improvements in the performance of the entire algorithm.

This issue is addressed in the context of Hume's discussion of our natural abilities, where he observes that it is "almost impossible for the mind to change its character in any considerable article, or cure itself of a passionate or splenetic temper, when they are natural to it (T, 3.3.4.3/608).

R&B singers, rappers, solo girls with cool styling, girlbands none of them are selling albums in any considerable quantity any more.

Foreign officers were responsible for the handling of the imported guns; the Marathas never trained their own men in any considerable numbers for the purpose.

If I was in a separate room any considerable length of time, I was sure to be suspected of having a book and was at once called to give an account of myself".

Magistrates find an immediate interest in the interest of any considerable part of their subjects.

As such, the probability of finding a chance match in a sequence of any considerable length is high, and the majority of predicted transcription factor binding sites are therefore likely to have no functional role; a concept dubbed the 'futility theorem' [ 6].

Furthermore, our scheduling scheme's efficacy in satisfying RT users' QoS requirements is obtained without any considerable loss in the system's average (per user) achieved throughput, since as shown in Figure 1 system's average achieved throughput under DUA_UPRA scheme remains very close to the optimal one achieved by a pure opportunistic utility-based algorithm (UPRA).

Changes in the social and public health policy, community organisation, provision of effective dental healthcare, and change in professional and individual behaviour are required to make any considerable impact in oral care provision for children.