Sentence examples for indeed a considerable number from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a considerable number of these expats (52%) say that they met their Brazilian partner in the latter's home country.

Indeed, a considerable number of interviewees in our sample, and not just those in Felton and Ben Lomond, took issue precisely with private profits out of water conservation or higher prices, and linked it to their negative predisposition to cooperate.

Indeed, we identified a considerable number of cases in which a presumed inadequate adjustment ultimately proved reasonable in the subsequent ABG sample (e.g., high PaO2 followed by an increase in FiO2, but resulting in a lower PaO2).

As will be demonstrated, a considerable number of patients can indeed achieve (and sustain) remission, even when using the new and stringent remission criteria.

Indeed, it has been known for quite some time that a considerable number of genetic variants have been consistently associated to complex diseases.

Indeed, in the eastern districts to the south of the epicenter there are a considerable number of collapsed buildings (see Table 2), suggesting a strong effect of the earthquake despite a comparatively small number of victims.

Indeed, similar bioactivity profiles were observed for these compounds, indicating strong and consistent inhibitory activity for a considerable number of cell lines.

This would mean turning on a considerable number of their own people, and alienating groups such as Hamas, which enjoyed considerable popular support – indeed, far more than the Fatah-led leadership understood at the time.

A considerable number of women stop.

There have already been a considerable number of trades.

"The authority is doing a considerable number of things wrong.