Sentence examples for inconsiderable it from inspiring English sources

And while Ms. Pierson's book draws on her own experiences — which, as she hovers near 60, are not inconsiderable — it is hardly weighty or pedantic.

And the legend was not inconsiderable: It played an important role in nurturing at least two art movements (Minimalism and Pop); it enshrined a new, subversive generation of rock music; and it helped give birth to the counterculture itself, or at least provided it with a dazzling ideal.

While the cost of HSA used for volume replacement in TPE is not inconsiderable, it is dwarfed by a 2.2 times higher average IVIg price.

Blond and charismatic, she waved away the science, energized the people who wanted to believe her message (the not inconsiderable "I feel, therefore it is" segment of our society, as Mr. Mnookin puts it) and managed to do quite nicely for herself as well, netting a deal with Oprah Winfrey's production company.

Along with Adam Richman's not inconsiderable help, it is YouTube that has largely turned sophomoric eating quirks into memes.

I thought: 'The CP has had it.'" Soon after, in fact, the Morning Star was effectively captured by his adversaries, moved out of the Communist party's control, and confirmed for keeps as the voice of a staunchly traditionalist, hard-left, union-based position (which – against not inconsiderable odds – it retains to this day).

But documentary films have emerged from the not inconsiderable belief that it's good to be literal as well as truthful.

He still had six minutes of his ballet to create, not inconsiderable given that it had taken an hour of work to make about 40 seconds of a complicated crowd scene days earlier.

Dr. Michiel Bacchiani, an AT&T researcher who worked on ScanMail's speech recognition component, said that although the error rate of the system was not inconsiderable, about 27percentt, it was good enough for meaningful searching and browsing of the voice-mail content.

It reserves its not inconsiderable anger and scorn for the politicians who, in Wire parlance, "juke the stats" - manipulate the crime figures for personal gain.

Her thirty-two skaters looked serene, murky, and luminous all at once: because each tintype contains a not inconsiderable quantity of silver, it can sparkle like jewelry when the sun hits.