Sentence examples for likely to be considerable from inspiring English sources

That estimate did not include sales services like banking and legal work, which are also likely to be considerable.

The impact of the financial crisis on those with mental health problems is likely to be considerable.

"While it is difficult to calculate precisely what value these channels bring, it is likely to be considerable".

It is a long way from the high veld to the top of an Olympic rowing podium and the reaction in South Africa is likely to be considerable.

It is unclear whether the classes are to be compulsory but there is likely to be considerable pressure on bureaucrats to attend.

Judging from the response to the current 'Light Show', the cultural benefit to Londoners and visitors of having the tower lit again is likely to be considerable".

If the gains from the proposed intervention were likely to be considerable – for example, if we were asked to support credible, local, non-Islamist ground forces – or if we were acting in this way because it was forced on us, some risk would be worth taking.

"It is likely to be some considerable time before the economy again expands anything like 0.6% quarter-on-quarter.

But, taken together, they are likely to be of considerable value to future historians.

Earthrace Conservation UK says about 5,500 cetaceans have died in captivity and this is likely to be a considerable underestimate since many countries do not have to record such figures.

There is likely to be a considerable number of so-called "hidden homeless", people living in squats or temporarily staying with friends or family.