Sentence examples for left considerable from inspiring English sources

He thinks the reorganisation of government brought about by the introduction of a new Kenyan constitution in 2010 has left considerable uncertainty.

(Years later it came out that the results in fact left considerable doubt, but Einstein's boosters — like the man himself — intuitively felt that the theory must be correct).

They also left considerable evidence of the complexity of their sexuality; how much they were able to conceal and deny, even to themselves.

George Watson, an early-eighteenth-century merchant and the first accountant at the Bank of Scotland, left considerable funds for the boys' school and girls' school of his name.

The man responsible for hawking this stolen disc around Fleet Street was John Wick – another Tory party activist who was also a Conservative fundraiser at the highest level and, according to the papers, left considerable debts in failed companies and had former Met police commissioners on his boards.

We had to put a great many two-and-two's together which the author and the actor and the director put together for the audiences of today; we collected materials from a rapid-fire hail of images, made in our own minds combinations which left considerable room open for individuality of interpretation, and drew our own conclusions in correspondence with our own personalities and scales of value.

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

The new decision still leaves considerable work to be done.

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.