Sentence examples for is in considerable from inspiring English sources

"Certainly, the magnitude of the phenomenon is in considerable question".

This is an ambitious goal for an industry that, according to the National Market Traders Federation (NMTF), is in "considerable decline".

Chris Coleman, the Wales manager, has called up Bale for next Wednesday's friendly against the Republic of Ireland in Cardiff but his involvement is in considerable doubt.

Not only is it unclear how that ruling applies outside the context of higher education, but the viability of the Bakke decision itself is in considerable doubt.

Moving to a newly renovated building would be smart, he said, because the current headquarters is in considerable disrepair, with "dour and unpleasant" work spaces and "not great environmental circumstances".

Two American teams are sure to be in the finals of the two main events at the World Bridge Championships here, but which teams those will be is in considerable doubt at the midpoint of semifinal play.

1.36pm GMT May says some of the measures the government is proposing could lead to it being "in considerable disagreement" with the European Union.

But South was in considerable doubt.

Since his overnight admission, he had been in considerable pain.

"Clearly the man was in considerable distress and pain".

In one, he was kicked by a policeman, and was in considerable pain for days afterwards.