Sentence examples for is considerable from from inspiring English sources

The choice is considerable, from the truly ravishing Ms. Boitel, who might have sat for Klimt in Vienna, to Olaf Triebel, whose strapping sailor boy brings to mind a fantasy out of Genet.

The range of elevations within its basin is considerable: from some 14,000 feet (4,300 metres) above sea level in the Colorado Rockies near the Continental Divide to 400 feet (120 metres) where it joins the Mississippi.

This variety is considerable, from the distinctive photo-paintings with their supersmooth blur that have made him the world's most revered (and expensive) living painter, to the miasmic grey abstracts, "like photographs of nothing"; from the outsize colour charts to the colossal magnifications of his own brushstrokes – always derived from photographs.

Even though the differences between the VAP and control groups were not large enough to be clinically significant in some of the dependent variables with statistical significance, such as the number of readmissions, we still believe that the impact of VAP is considerable from a population perspective.

The range of the designs was considerable, from a booth conceived as twin green crystals to a three-dimensional rendition of Mondrian's painting "Broadway Boogie Woogie".

To me, the central question isn't, "What are the risks of cruise missile strikes on Syria?" I grant that those risks are considerable, from errant missiles to Hezbollah retaliation.

His contract is ticking into its final months and there is considerable interest from Liverpool.

Even so, there is considerable resistance from the owners of small businesses, who will be charged with collecting and remitting the tax revenue to the government.

There is considerable evidence from the 4th and 5th centuries that those preparing for baptism underwent intensive preparation during the final weeks of their catechumenate.

There is considerable pressure from higher education political lobbies, especially for-profit colleges, to restrict the government's ability to release data on college and career performance.

First, there's the matter of storage space on the iPod itself, which on the iPod is considerable, ranging from 15 to 40 gigabytes.