Sentence examples for marked by considerable from inspiring English sources

But the current frenzied focus is marked by considerable amnesia.

Mathematical model of this process is marked by considerable nonlinearity.

But Glick said Gillespie's tenure had been marked by "considerable change".

Montessori education is marked by considerable freedom but within prescribed limits.

Despite such seeming inflexibility, Orthodox Judaism is marked by considerable variety.

The literature regarding pain-related attentional biases is currently marked by considerable inconsistency.

The park has an arid climate marked by often considerable diurnal temperature fluctuations.

The 1990s were marked by a considerable interest in old TV series from the 1960s and 70s – Joe 90 was one of those that was among the repeats and was also the subject of a strip series in the Funday Times section of The Sunday Times.

Widely viewed as a "reformer" by the West, Zenawi has been at the helm for the last 20 years, his rule marked by electoral fraud, considerable repression in parts of the country, and military intervention in Somalia.

It is a common disorder with a chronic, episodic course marked by frequent recurrence and considerable impairment.

New Zealand is part of the Ring of Fire the circum-Pacific seismic belt marked by frequent earthquakes and considerable volcanic activity.