Sentence examples for it's very considerable from inspiring English sources
"I'm going to fight very hard," says Johnson. "I think we've got a great record and I think if you look back at the things I said I would do and the things we've done, I think it's very considerable".
The damage that has been done by what has been revealed about past malpractice and about the culture that goes with it has been very considerable.
Lord Warner, former health minister in the Blair government, now chairing a project to improve London hospitals "It was a very serious speech and the contrast with Tony [Blair's] was very considerable.
But Maugham's strengths, it must be remembered, were very considerable.
Its length can be very considerable due to which the whole process of transmembrane energy and mass-transfer is disturbed.
Nonetheless "Catalog" almost immediately indicated that Mr. Munisteri's own virtues are very considerable.
David Gauke, the Treasury minister, declared "the risks of retrospective legislation are very considerable" because "it damages stability and certainty in the UK tax system".
It has shown that remittance flows from nurses are very considerable and may well be contributing to a situation that does enable business development, and at the same time increases the likelihood the nurses will eventually return.
According to F. J. Harvey Darton, an early scholar of children's literature, "her effect upon English education… was very considerable, even extraordinary.
The challenge to both the government and the individual nurse is very considerable and means that not only is it essential that the basic training of nurses produce the essential competences required, but that an informed range of postbasic training or continuing professional development (CPD) is also required.
