Sentence examples for is more considerable when from inspiring English sources

It is observed that microstructure-dependent behavior is more considerable when material length scale parameters are closer to the outer diameter of microtubules.

When compared to its NBC predecessors, "Grease: Live" outperformed December's telecast of  "The Wiz" (11.5 million viewers) and 2014's "Peter Pan" (9.2 million viewers), the margin was more considerable when focusing on the ratings among the young adult demographic.

Like most singers in the subgenre, she is more expressive when holding back her considerable power than when belting.

What is more, mathematics education offers considerable potential to be enhanced by new technology.

When, as is more often the case, there is a considerable distance between the two sites, transport in hopper barges is more economical.

What is more, the new location carries considerable risk.

The significant effect of affordability may indicate that where there is considerable ambivalence about condoms (affordability but also availability) there will be more opportunities for refusal when condoms are affordable than when they are not affordable.

But Dickerson's investment was much more considerable.

In some countries, these differences are even more considerable.

What's more, they, too, lead to considerable waste.

Empire was more recent and, for a considerable element of the Brexiteers' campaign, more personal.