Sentence examples for now considerably more from inspiring English sources

Geography was in play again, although now considerably more loaded.

Our cities are now considerably more compact and sustainable; indeed there has been a revolution in the way we think about, appreciate and enjoy our cities.

"While prone sleep is decreasing as an important risk factor, other variables that were less common in the early part of the study are now considerably more common," said Dr. Krous.

This latest ruling, along with, in effect, a suspension of the war-crimes trials, hints that they have outlived their usefulness as a political tool.Perhaps surprisingly, the government is now considerably more popular than it was before the election, according to a recent opinion poll.

But where Ms. Madigan's Jesus-loving Halie in New York seemed confined by the hectoring contours of the role, her performance is now considerably more shaded; the actress calls to mind no less a pitiable figure than Eugene O'Neill's Mary Tyrone, as this delusional matriarch ascends the stairs of Derek McLane's home-turned-battleground of a set.

But after the public became outraged by these cushy conditions, the camp was overhauled and is now considerably more austere.

A fourth issue is how secure the financing is for the deal.But cold cash on the table is clearly not the least of these considerations, and Bouygues now has considerably more on the table.

My NOW is considerably more pleasant than that.

If there was a two-dimensional quality to this on the page, it now seems considerably more human.

"It was never a big public thing for Newt, but he's surfaced now as considerably more so".

Indians are traveling more than ever in their own country, including those who now have considerably more money to spend and much less anxiety about flaunting it.