Sentence examples for make more considerable from inspiring English sources
Clearly, perturbation on a key gene will make more considerable effect for the pathway than on an insignificant gene.
The Chinese government is dedicated to making more considerable investments in new drug R&D.
Paul Rees It should be Wales with England trying out new clothes, Ireland in last year's fashion and France going avant-garde under Guy Noves, but they will need to to make more of the considerable attacking threat they possess than they did last year.
"We have made considerable progress, and we will make more," she said.
There is considerable hostility to Turkey's application to join the union, with Mr. Giscard d'Estaing suggesting it would make more sense for Russia to enter.
He had wide range and considerable entrepreneurship, made more than 300 recordings, and helped to establish a period instrument orchestra, Collegium Musicum 90.
After driving the new G.M. hybrids, one must wonder whether it might have made more sense to direct this considerable engineering expertise to a mainstream sedan or crossover that could actually achieve 40 m.p.g. or so.
For CES 2015, one theme in particular struck me as especially important, made more so because of it considerable progression over the past few years of the event: Automation.
This fact is due to the tightness of working space versus displacer-related space, which makes the working piston parameters having more considerable influence on the phase angle than that of the displacer-related parameters.
More considerable leaders and shapers were ahead.
