Sentence examples for leaves considerable from inspiring English sources

The new decision still leaves considerable work to be done.

The deal as it stands – despite comments by Clinton that efforts would continue for a wider settlement – leaves considerable areas of friction and uncertainty.

But that still leaves considerable breadth, given that Mr. Davis's signature pieces are the big scores of Berlioz, the symphonies and tone poems of Sibelius, music by Mozart and Haydn and isolated works like Britten's "Peter Grimes".

All of which leaves considerable power and influence in the hands of the state's two most prominent enforcers, Abu Zayd Umar Dorda, the director of Libya's external security service, and Abdullah al-Senussi, the chief of military intelligence.

But the Iranians know that this facility, under 250 feet of granite, is the one that worries Israel and the West the most, and the resources that Iran is putting into equipping it leaves considerable ambiguity about their intent.

As the annual report notes, that leaves considerable room for growth.

He could leave considerable debris in his wake," Blair said.

The bill is also vague about rules for audits, leaving considerable room for mischief.

Positions, parties, policies, he could leave considerable debris in his wake.

In his eulogy, Blair said the man known as the bulldozer "could leave considerable debris in his wake.

More than 20% of the 3,200 people queried in early March were still undecided, leaving considerable margin for change.