Sentence examples for make any considerable from inspiring English sources

"The only difficulty now lies in procuring a sufficient quantity of Spiders Bags to make any considerable work of it," Bon wrote in a letter to Britain's Royal Society the following year.

The legislature still exercises final control over the hiring of state employees, but given the large size of the government and the short legislative sessions, they are unable to make any considerable impact other than their continued advocacy for an expanded merit system.

Changes in the social and public health policy, community organisation, provision of effective dental healthcare, and change in professional and individual behaviour are required to make any considerable impact in oral care provision for children.

That's impressive by any measure for under three months of use, and shows that with its volume and frequency, Lyft could make a considerable impact for any organization it partners with in terms of driving new funding.

He referred to that as the Bush-Schwarzenegger coandtion and suggested that it was a powerful enough force to make any Democratic presidential nominee spend considerable time and money in a state that Al Gore won by more than a million votes in 2000.

Gender did not make a considerable impact in our study.

Wallace made a considerable start, though.

Sotheby's is making a considerable fuss over the sale.

Christine Schäfer has made a considerable career from the role.

He took it, and made a considerable success of it.

BHL: This appearance on television made a considerable impression here.