Sentence examples for out considerable from inspiring English sources

Both paths hold out considerable opportunities.

Mr. Bryan's investigation eventually laid out considerable evidence that the official story was, indeed, true.

It's one thing to hear them on the radio, where the No 1 singles Feel the Love and Waiting All Night have carved out considerable chunks of airtime, but quite another to witness live their feel-the-love collectivism.

But the mere fact that some people who would generally be considered middle class will have to pay out considerable sums, while other, less affluent, households will receive generous subsidies, raises another question.

The attack in the small city of Zaranj was startling for the planning on the part of the insurgents, who carried out considerable damage despite being largely thwarted by the police.

Second, the pleasure of patting oneself on the back for seizing on instances of unreliability and ignorance is, as the late Frank Kermode may or may not have pointed out, considerable.

The Rangers have eight preseason games left to work out the considerable kinks in their game.

Last week, Lyn Gardner laid out a considerable, bleak set of misgivings about Arts Council England's newly announced artistic assessment panels.

Mr. Regan spelled that out in considerable detail in his book "For the Record," published in 1988, a year after he left office.

Unless we search out, at considerable expense, organic free-range poultry and grass-fed meat, we're eating corn when we eat a chicken or a steak dinner.

Ian McLaughlan, chief executive of Youth Scotland, pointed out that considerable public-sector grants were still available in Scotland, funded by the Scottish government.