Sentence examples similar to it would take considerable doing from inspiring English sources

But it would take considerable practice to become good enough to build faces accurately and quickly: sorting dozens of eyes to select the exact shape can be tedious.

It would take considerable resources — and many years — for shareholders to engage effectively with the thousands of public companies that do not have voluntary disclosure arrangements.

"It would take considerable political authority to guarantee Chen Guangcheng's safety in China".

'I know,' says Cale. 'We understand drainage is poor and it would take considerable resources to correct.

Even late at night, in the worst part of town, it would take considerable ingenuity for a visitor to be mugged.

He said the flooding would have a "massive knock-on effect" on businesses and it would take considerable time for people to recover financially.

However, considering the enormous number of new candidate species detected by our analysis it is clear that such analyses would take considerable time.

This would take considerable work and is not necessary for publication, but it is a suggestion that the authors might wish to consider.

It would take some doing, mind.

Even then, he said, it would take a considerable amount of wood to provide adequate heat for a prolonged time.

The firm pursued legal action against the consortium but conceded it would take a "considerable time" to resolve.