Sentence examples for mount a considerable from inspiring English sources
Most people infected with HIV are able to mount a considerable immune response against the virus.
There was no more government-controlled land to allot as settlements for their soldiers, so Octavian had to choose one of two options: alienating many Roman citizens by confiscating their land, or alienating many Roman soldiers who could mount a considerable opposition against him in the Roman heartland.
But in Iowa, Newt's downgrade has most likely come at the hands of his rivals -- most notably Ron Paul and Mitt Romney (and his super PACs!), who have mounted a considerable air war against the former speaker of the House.
As in previous years the government health service and humanitarian partners have mounted a considerable effort to reach vulnerable children and those most at risk.
MEFs that lack one of the two Smurf genes still mounted a considerable Gli1 transcriptional response to ShhN; however, silencing the remaining Smurf2 allele in Smurf1 −/− or Smurf1 allele in Smurf2 −/− MEFs, respectively, led to marked curtailment of Gli1 activation.
Santiago Ewig and Antoni Torres There is no doubt that clinical symptoms, laboratory results, and chest radiographs are only of limited value in establishing the diagnosis of VAP, thereby mounting a considerable risk of antimicrobial overtreatment [ 10].
To beat him in November, the tech industry and its allies — the cable companies, the data brokers and the financial companies and retailers that used their data for advertising — would have to mount a huge negative campaign, at considerable cost to their own image.
But if you're going so far as to mount a Baroque festival, you'd better have considerable expertise on hand.
Because China does not have the ability to mount an invasion, suppressing its considerable missile threat is vital.
Cassette tapes mount a comeback.
That job, and later royal appointments, required considerable business acumen — recording, auditing, supervising — and this is a matter that scholars have taken seriously in trying to mount a portrait of Chaucer's personality.
