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And as for absorbing light, the chalky whiteness of the Broad is considerably brighter under the sun than Gehry's building.

With the ADP employment report boosting hopes of a firm gain for payrolls on Friday this suggests the US economic outlook is considerably brighter than for the Eurozone.

Although many babies, as Humes graphically informs us, aren't so lucky, the outlook for sick infants is considerably brighter than it was only five or ten years ago, thanks to breathtaking advances in neonatal science.

In the desktop computer environment, the ambient condition is considerably brighter, and the surround is brighter, than is typical of television viewing.

If the new arriving pixel is considerably brighter than the existing pixel in the same location, we replace the pixel with the new one.

The screen is considerably brighter, though, the LX's screen is much bigger and way nicer since Sharp dropped in their AQUOS screens.

The prospects for the laptop generation are considerably brighter than for the typewriter veterans, but still opaque.

"The economic expectations are considerably brighter for 2000 than they were in December," Mr. Coen said, primarily because many advertisers "are posting phenomenal increases" in ad spending.

The President pointed out that had it not been for invalidation of processing taxes and the bonus the "picture would have been considerably brighter".

If that materializes and results in an unemployment rate closer to 7.5 percent than 8.5 percent in October of 2012, the president's re-election prospects will be considerably brighter.

Nowadays, his prospects are considerably brighter, starring as he does in the one-man show "Fully Committed," a satirical look at a day in the life of a rerservations clerk at a four-star restaurant besieged by high-powered customers demanding tables.