Sentence examples for is considerable not from inspiring English sources
The mystery of Democrats' mayoral failures is considerable, not the least to Democrats.
The opportunity cost of spending over £76bn on a replacement for Trident is considerable, not to mention the billions spent every year on the existing system.
The relevance is considerable not only for our knowledge of the basic biology of these organisms but also for applied research: molecular epidemiology (strain-typing), clinical research, vaccine and drug design, and experimental evolution.
Chinese herbs and patent drugs are important parts of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), the use of which is considerable not only in China but all over the world.
The challenges are considerable, not least because Bach provides few explicit interpretive directions.
It is true that her achievements were considerable, not least when it is remembered that they were all accidental.
The risks, though, are considerable – not least because if The X Factor flops, then Fox may well drop the show and concentrate its efforts on Idol.
In a sense it did because the points of difference between them and England were considerable, not least the ability to react quickly in open play when the unexpected happened or opportunities were created.
It's a good bet that the show will wind up in London, where the weight of expectation with all those five-star reviews will be considerable – not just on the production but also on the expectations of the audience.
Though some were willing to forgive the defeat considering the circumstances, many others needed someone to blame for the loss that was considerable not only in human and material terms, but also symbolically.
The differences in risk between various regions were considerable, not only between industrialized and developing countries, but also between different developing countries.
