Sentence examples for met its considerable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kruse met its considerable technical demands with secure, seemingly spontaneous playing.

Janine Jansen met its considerable challenges with formidable technique and expressive power without once becoming self-consciously showy.

While Ford has considerable liquidity and is meeting its initial turnaround targets, some analysts and investors wonder what in its future makes Ford an appealing investment.

It met with considerable acclaim, much of it deserved, though when I saw it, on Thursday evening, the operatic garb seemed not to fit entirely comfortably.

It met with considerable acclaim.

In 2002 the coalition government of Prime Minister Kjell Magne Bondevik met with considerable resistance in its attempt to persuade Norwegians to accept tighter economic policies despite the fact that, as a major oil and gas producer, Norway ranked among the most prosperous countries of the world.

This process may seem excessively abstract for the pressing concerns of conservation, and its implementation has met with considerable resistance (Schreiber et al. 2004; Allan and Curtis 2005; Walters 2007).

The episode marked the death of a main character, Helen Flynn Lisa Faulknerr), which was met with considerable controversy due to its perceived violence; at 250 complaints, it marked the highest number of complaints for a television programme in 2002.

When the term was coined in Germany last year (allegedly by teens), it was met with considerable protest from some quarters.

It had met with considerable criticism and William Morrison, Minister for Town and Country Planning, asked the City of London Corporation to prepare a new plan.

The article itself was met with considerable derision from readers, mostly ascribing its basic tenets as unrealistic, pointing to a Congress incapable or unwilling to act and an administration tightly linked with the oil industry.