Sentence examples for is doing considerable from inspiring English sources

It is doing considerable damage to effective policing at the national level.

"You have to these days recognize the consequence that you could be doing considerable damage to your box office figures if you do that.

"We'll be doing considerable research here to figure out what happened," he said, adding that the analysis would take months.

Ms. Yellen is an architect of the Fed's efforts to reduce unemployment while Mr. Summers and some of his key supporters have said the Fed's latest round of bond-buying is doing little good and may even be doing considerable harm.

"It exceeds common sense and has been doing considerable harm to legitimate law".

Although no randomized clinical trials have been done, considerable evidence from studies of weaker design strongly suggest that tube feeding does not reduce the risks of death, aspiration pneumonia, pressure ulcers, other infections, or poor functional outcome.

"The authority is doing a considerable number of things wrong.

All of this is done with considerable subsidy from the public purse; astonishing in these times of austerity.

If the experiment is done with considerable care, the abundance distribution corresponds to the true relative stabilities of the clusters of different sizes.

And Stock has a lovely and a lively eye for Parisian detail; so simple and familiar a thing as the round end of Notre Dame is done with considerable sprezzaturra.

Either way, she tears into whoever or whatever she's doing with considerable intelligence and feline ferocity.