Sentence examples for of course considerable from inspiring English sources

The challenges of nurturing such young talent are of course considerable.

Had the employees been found guilty of committing an ethics violation, they could have faced fines of up to $10,000, removal from their jobs and, of course, considerable public embarrassment.

The advantages of being a King are, of course, considerable, and the family is close; but there were also the difficult years of Stephen's addiction, years Naomi was old enough to recognize as painful.

There is, of course, considerable irony in the fact that while the Government considers how best to encourage independent thinking in teenagers, Members of Parliament opposed, in conscience, to the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill, continue to quake under the government whip.

There is, of course, considerable disagreement about which facts are central to the supervenience base for epistemic facts.

There is, of course, considerable variation in quality among our nation's schools.

That soulfulness is, of course, a considerable part of what makes her singing so colossally appealing.

There are of course still considerable differences between these two final crops.

He has, of course, the considerable burden of telling everyone how to find his name in the book.

The country has, of course, made considerable progress since the days of Know-Nothings and the Klan.

Of course, a considerable number of people whose offspring move away from home choose to switch to more modest quarters in the city since they no longer need as much space.