Sentence examples for is considerable too from inspiring English sources
Their legacy in tourism terms is considerable, too.
And the cost to society is considerable too.
Apsalar's sample pool is considerable, too, with 2.2 million devices for its iOS 5 data, and 6.3 million for iOS 6.
Former Scotland international Nevin, who was at Motherwell during the Fir Park club's period of administration, told BBC Radio 5 live: "There are two ways out; one is a CVA [company voluntary arrangement] then asking HMRC to look for 10p in the pound and the £49m big tax bill and there's a smaller tax bill - which is considerable too.
But damage to the environment will be considerable too.
French influences in Germany were considerable, too, especially where the suite touched the concerto.
Dissident republican splinter groups have failed to derail the mainstream IRA and most violence is now committed by loyalist thugs with no political backing.The political shifts have been considerable too.
The capital gains could be considerable, too.
The economic costs of air pollution are considerable too.
There is considerable animation, too, in Rae Ferren's richly chromatic paintings of marshy locales.
His five wickets in the final match were a testimony not just to his pace, which is skiddily rapid, but to his competitive edge as much as anything, while the way he helped Jos Buttler guide England to their Cardiff win is an indication that there is considerable batting talent too, suitable for all forms of the game if it can be properly harnessed.
