Sentence examples for not much considerable from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it appears that for most of the higher speed categories there is not much considerable reduction in speed after the demerit points system.

So it was with considerable interest, if not much hope, that surgeons watched Parliament vote on June 28th on an amendment to the Human Tissue Bill that would have turned Britain's current system of organ donation on its head.At present, Britain operates an "opt-in" system whereby donors must sign a national register.

While most phases of data warehouse design have received considerable attention in the literature, not much has been written about data warehouse testing.

Despite considerable research linking rumination with psychopathology, not much is known about which factors predict rumination.

There's not much dance in "Candies: girlish hardcore," though there is a considerable amount of choreographed movement: walking, running, jumping, rolling.

This expands the already considerable pleasure of looking at paintings that are not much larger than your head.

If there's not much of an improvement in low-tech items, there is a considerable improvement in the battery makers' bottom line.

Inequalities in quality of life by income and wealth were considerable among all regime types, and there was not much difference in the magnitude of inequalities between regimes.

When the geotextile is used as plinth beam considerable reduction in lateral displacements and rotations is observed but not much effect is seen in settlements.

It is found that the bowl profile does not affect combustion of RCCI engine at low engine speeds, but it has much considerable effect at higher engine speeds.

The on-course bookmakers, who have paid considerable sums for their pitches, will not be happy, but there is not much they can do to stop the Betfair behemoth.