Sentence examples for is sometimes considerable from inspiring English sources

The jaws are not protrusible, but in piscivorous (that is, fish-eating) species the gape is sometimes considerable.

I was agog at how difficult it must be getting a buggy down and across the gap, which is sometimes considerable.

I found him behind his bar, a heavy but active man whose large, inquisitive eyes take pleasure in all that goes on in front of him, which is sometimes considerable.

During rainy season and especially during the flood events in 2012, the mineralization is sometimes considerable lower due to dilution effect.

While in this case a high incidence of cancers may not necessarily be an adverse outcome in itself, the morbidity associated with subsequent treatment is sometimes considerable [ 41].

Additionally, concerning the topic of this study, there is sometimes considerable difficulty in differentiating whether an adverse event is due to being critically ill with a tracheostomy or whether it is a complication of the PDT procedure itself.

Hence there are sometimes considerable differences between countries and within countries, and a hypothesis should not contradict those facts.

Waiting time before phototherapy could be started was sometimes considerable.

Waiting time (time between inclusion in trial and start of phototherapy) for home phototherapy was sometimes considerable, but 73% (63/86) of the patients treated at home thought the waiting time was acceptable or not a problem.

Finally, the message of gaining access to "timely" health care might have particular resonance for Canadians wait-listed for orthopaedic procedures, ophthalmologic procedures, spinal surgery, bariatric surgery, and other interventions where there are sometimes considerable delays prior to obtaining access to publicly-funded health care at Canadian medical facilities.

Considerable skill is sometimes necessary in the sinking process to prevent the monoliths (usually provided with a tapered-steel cutting edge to the lowest lift) from listing, an eventuality that can occur if any part of the periphery encounters material that is particularly difficult to penetrate.