Sentence examples for known considerable from inspiring English sources

As is well known considerable efficiency gains have already been achieved in the OECD countries since 1973.

They have already known considerable Crufts success; Rain, their younger dog, won in the yearling class two years ago, while his father, Dusty, was a champion.

It is also an area that has known considerable destruction, both in the Fire of London in 1666 and during the Blitz of World War II.

She said she was savoring her victory largely as a cause for joy in a life that had known considerable sadness, including the years that her family spent in exile when she was a teenager.

First, it is the work of a writer who had known considerable success in the 1890s as a young contemporary of Oscar Wilde, and who was also an admired contributor to the literary quarterly The Yellow Book.

The use of glass fibre reinforced polymer (GFRP) pultruded profiles in civil engineering structures has known considerable growth in recent years due to their high strength, low self-weight and corrosion resistance when compared to traditional materials.

In later life Stubbs knew considerable hardship.

As many readers know, considerable fear surrounds the future of the world's coral reefs.

From the thermal analysis it is known that considerable amount of heat energy exists in the turbine exhaust gas.

"Swansea Wittgensteinianism" as that style (or really family of styles) came to be known, provoked considerable hostility, even disdain, among philosophers who judged it often to be high-minded and moralistic.

Sher, who was known for considerable athleticism in his early roles — his Richard III was sinister and nimble on a pair of crutches — wears a heavy fat suit for the part.