Sentence examples for on considerable precedent from inspiring English sources

Opting to field first against England may have seemed a gamble but was based on considerable precedent, whereupon they bowled with discipline and caught swallows.

The former, qualitative approach has considerable precedent, including the Hill (1965) considerations.

Alas, there is considerable precedent for these setbacks.

In recent years, the emphasis by the Pentagon has been on joint operations that blur the lines between the military services, but there is also considerable precedent for geographic divisions in their duties.

Hulsizer is taking on considerable financial risk.

There is considerable precedent for similar, successful organizations.

There is therefore considerable precedent to translate this technology into man (Fig. 10).

There is considerable precedent for a probability threshold of 0.2, which is often expressed in terms of a "cell size of five" rule (or k = 5) [ 22, 114- 122].

These are experimental findings and theories based on considerable evidence.

Dr. Piot's call to action builds on considerable momentum.

So there is considerable royal precedent.