Sentence examples for leaving considerable from inspiring English sources

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

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

In Europe 53% are now securitised, up from 12% in 1999, still leaving considerable room for expansion.

Jane Austen's last novel, "Sanditon," was just getting going when the author died, leaving considerable uncertainty about a great many things.

But Chinese business executives said that the reality was worse for many companies selling in the domestic market, leaving considerable room for a rebound.

"When you see people starting to leave companies like eBay to start their own companies, despite leaving considerable money on the table in unvested options," he said, "then you know Silicon Valley is back".

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

The new decision still leaves considerable work to be done.

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.

Three teams with youth and freshness at their heart, deploying playing systems that leave considerable room for creativity".