Sentence examples for of considerable numbers from inspiring English sources

But I think the existence of this extended family over this long period of time, a family of considerable numbers, completely belies that phenomenon".

Patrols have helped restore freedom of movement, making possible the return of considerable numbers of the two million refugees created by a war that claimed 200,000 lives.

Although reviewing science is an integral part of knowledge generation, we should not allow the critique to paralyse emerging science on climate change from reaching society – especially when the lives and livelihoods of considerable numbers of people are at risk.

Unlike the Cape, Natal never had a viable nonracial franchise: at the century's end few Africans had the vote, despite the existence of considerable numbers of mission-educated black Christians.

The existence of considerable numbers of Russian and U.S. nuclear weapons and their means of delivery not under a regime of mutual control does, in our view, make Europe less safe.

At the end of the latter, the oceanic food web had undergone a period of upheaval due to extinction of considerable numbers of marine species; subsequently, the spread of marine mammals seems to have prevented seabirds from reaching their erstwhile diversity.

Existence of considerable number of aqueducts in the area escalates subsidence rate through collapse and subsurface erosion.

This sub-network shows the existence of considerable number of genes playing roles in signal transduction, positive regulation of transcription and regulation of cell cycle through gene ontology analysis.

Immediately after 20 s of vortexing, considerable numbers of Salmonella were already found in the medium without homogenization.

As for lifestyle, the SSCP fraction of the total secretomes is 30% higher in plant pathogens than in saprophytes, presumably because of the considerable numbers of potential effectors.

However, in view of the considerable numbers involved, we believe our findings could be reasonably applied to any westernized society.