Sentence examples for indeed considerable from inspiring English sources

He had, indeed, considerable sympathy for working people, appropriate to a Baldwinian Tory.

Indeed, considerable ill will toward the United States persists in Mr. Morales's government, particularly in relation to a United States agency called the Office of Transition Initiatives.

Nevertheless, the money the government is now devoting to backing up its pre-election pledge to "save the NHS" is indeed considerable.But more money does not necessarily mean better treatment.

We then compare their understanding of agency and responsibility, showing that there are, indeed, considerable conceptual similarities.

Indeed, considerable efforts have been devoted to the question of collective decision-making related to problems involving a single dominant feature.

Their effect is, indeed, considerable if an intersection is in the region producing the image but if not, the images of the cores of misfit dislocations are affected only marginally and HREM can capture fine details of the core structure.

The "human cost on both sides of the conflict" may indeed be considerable, but uncomfortable facts remain.

If the creditors losing income have no choice but to consume less, the hit would indeed be considerable.

That the kids all make it out of the factory in the end doesn't much soften the fact that Wonka saw them go with no regret — indeed, with considerable glee.

He accepted that "there is indeed a considerable elegance in the 'upswept sweeping parapets on the long elevations' that English Heritage praise as the most distinctive feature of the design".

Indeed, despite considerable evidence that there is good reason to be worried and that Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani is leaving behind more than a few budgetary and management headaches, Mr. Bloomberg has been New York's cheerleader, pitting himself against a cast of Cassandras and sounding more optimistic than Mr. Giuliani himself.