Sentence examples for it would be considerably from inspiring English sources
"If they were two gay characters, it would be considerably less funny".
But lawyers said it would be considerably more difficult now for General Vides to avoid such an order.
There is no price yet for the passenger-car units, though Mr. Memole said it would be considerably lower.
"We had thought it would be considerably higher than that," said José Montemayor, the Texas insurance commissioner.
Its survey of England's top 20 state secondaries ranked by GCSE results suggested it would be considerably cheaper – well under £60 – if no blazer was required.
But it would be considerably closer than the 1996 election, when the incumbent (Bill Clinton) got 379 votes, and the challenger (Bob Dole) got just 159.
If it did this, the figure for total assets recorded on its books would be considerably higher, and its ROA would be lower.
The important comparator is this: 18 months ago, the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR) was forecasting that public sector net debt would reach its peak a year earlier, in 2014-15, and it thought that peak would be considerably lower - 70.9% of GDP (87.2% on the eurozone's basis).
It was clear that natural gas would be considerably more expensive than coal, the fuel used by most power plants, and American-made state-of-the-art turbines would be far costlier than those made at home.
The biggest improvement would be that it uses less oil products, and would be considerably more eco-friendly.
But if Ms. Tomlin were merely meeting the script requirements, the evening would be considerably less buoyant than it is.
