Sentence examples for marks a considerable from inspiring English sources

It marks a considerable rise of more than 30,000 days on June 2015, during which 139,538 days were taken up by the delays.

Gove's position as chief whip, working with his new deputy and fellow Osborne ally Greg Hands, marks a considerable extension of the chancellor's power base.

This change is not one hundred percent complete within the bureaucracy, but it marks a considerable leap forward in American thinking on Pakistan.

That marks a considerable turnaround after the crash of 1997, but it falls well short of the growth of more than 8percentt a year in the previous decade.

The event surfacing is the more interesting element, since it marks a considerable attempt by Twitter to meddle with the straightforward chronological nature of that part of its service (besides promoted content).

The camera is a mirrorless interchangeable lens system, which marks a considerable departure from the company's flagship instant film-based models, which were finally discontinued a few years back.

The settlement marked a considerable triumph for Whig views.

A study by brand consultancy Landor has found that the Olympics marked a considerable shift towards a more positive national image with Americans, in particular, more inclined to see the kinder side of Britain.

The levels would mark a considerable improvement from current prices in the wholesale market, which have run from $200 to as much as $1,000 a megawatt hour at times.

This match at the Kia Oval, the scene of some of the greatest moments in England's history when it was merely the Kennington Oval, might have been the ideal occasion to mark a considerable triumph with style and zest.

May's new government has appeared to strike a fresh tone on a number of issues, with health campaigners arguing that Thursday's publication of the anti-obesity strategy marked a considerable watering down of previous proposals; and the new chancellor, Philip Hammond, promising a "reset" on economic policy.