Sentence examples for it will be considerably from inspiring English sources

It will be considerably reduced if the surface of cars is smooth.

It will be considerably harder to achieve energy savings in existing buildings.

This time, though, it will be considerably easier to put back together.

But it will be considerably harder for Israel to exert pressure on Lebanon and Hizbullah.

That bill foresaw a repository opening by January 1998, but the most recent goal is 2010, and most experts think it will be considerably later, if ever.

I'm not sure what time it will be up on the site, but presumably it will be considerably earlier than usual.

Many of those changes don't go into effect until January 1st, 2014 — but once they do, it'll be considerably easier for them to pull insurance data and quotes for smaller teams.

But if conservatives were able to tarnish cap-and-trade as "cap-and-tax," it surely will be considerably easier to label a tax — as a tax!

Not only does it allow for vanity metrics to go unchallenged, it means developers will be considerably less able to conduct market research.

However, it is now clear the bill will be considerably less.

"The nation should ready itself for the next virus since it is possible that new viruses will be considerably more dangerous than the first," he said.