Sentence examples for more considerable as from inspiring English sources

At a collective level, the implications are more considerable as political communities have greater resources and can consider a broader range of benevolent actions at comparably negligible cost.

The increase and decrease in the BO values for the slanted and parallel bonds become more considerable as the strain becomes larger than 5%, which is consistent with the variation of HOMO-LUMO gaps shown in Figure 2a.

The share of TPP in total Pakistan's imports is, however, relatively more considerable as compared to exports, i.e., share of TPP in total Pakistan's import is 11% in 2014.

Further inland, the torrential rains led to flooding in Indiana, resulting in more considerable damage as opposed to the coast.

Reduction of the size of austenitic grain in melt-spun ribbons results in more considerable stabilization of reverted austenite as compared to the bulk alloy of the same chemical composition.

But my skills as a diagnostician are even more considerable now.

As ϕ increases, the resistivity of the DW becomes more considerable.

It is considered as a preventive disorder and preventive interventions are of more considerable value compared with therapeutic approaches [1].

After all, it's not as if a much bigger-hitting celebrity has turned their much more considerable attentions to the subject.

"Tomorrow I face the considerable talents (and even more considerable girth) of Martin McCague on the cricket field.

More considerable leaders and shapers were ahead.