Sentence examples for is considerable though from inspiring English sources

That challenge is considerable though, because the gene-editing must be done in far more cells that are harder to get to.

The leverage is considerable, though Long-Term Capital had more than twice that level at its demise.

Or is it better to stay in Moscow, for cost and family reasons?" The cost of coming to the UK is considerable, though scholarships are available.

By comparison, the exchange of editors and the overlap of writers between such general cultural forums and a handful of political and literary magazines (The Nation, The New Republic, The Washington Monthly, The New Leader, The Weekly Standard, the American Spectator) is considerable, though the latter are often as limited in circulation and ideology as their religious counterparts.

Misdiagnosis between epilepsy and migraine is considerable though their differentiation should not be difficult on clinical grounds [2].

The practical difficulties of using a medium that has to be kept warm are considerable, though.

Their talents are considerable, though not ideally suited to the seven-seconds-or-less universe D'Antoni has coached.

The technical problems to be mastered for doing a show on dinosaurs were considerable, though arguably fewer than those involved in filming real animals.

There has been considerable (though far from universal) anger at Mr Gervais in America, and it is not limited to Hollywood.

The perks can be considerable though – tips can be highly lucrative, although speaking to the boys there were massive grumbles about this too: "A lot of companies will only hire pretty girls – and it's them that usually get the better tips".

The consequences are likely to be considerable, though.