Sentence examples for perhaps more considerable from inspiring English sources
Whatever Mr Mercer's personal strengths and his perhaps more considerable weaknesses, most of the citizens of Newark did not elect him to serve them as Mr Mercer, but instead to serve them as Conservative MP.
The Tax Court noted that Ron Isley's musical career generated considerable income.Of course "His failure to pay Federal income tax with respect to much of it led to his perhaps even more considerable problems with the law". The decision gives a summary of his various tax troubles which included two bankruptcy filings and a conviction and prison sentence for income tax evasion.
While these ten measures might have suggested the presence of additional factors, their low communalities was perhaps more indicative of considerable measurement error or other sources of uniqueness in these variables (see Table S3).
However, such an approach, although perhaps more cost-effective, would have considerable ethical issues, and could not be advocated without an alternative method being used to reach out to those who had not previously attended.
She also has the Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation's blessing to tilt the park's emphasis toward fostering biodiversity among the flora and fauna, a project that is perhaps more science than art, but which provides considerable room for creativity.
Not only was he to a considerable extent tied to a Marxist, deterministic view of history; perhaps more gravely, he seems to have been caught up in the same historiographical constraints he criticized.
Perhaps more importantly, people aren't yet used to videography, and there's a considerable learning curve to making video look good — you can't just add a filter and call it a day.
The numbers are bigger, too: the previous year's contracts amounted to a total of perhaps $15 million divided 10 ways — $65 million66 ways is, it hardly needs saying, a much more considerable investment.
But what is wrong with Italian politics is perhaps more serious: it allows people like Mr Berlusconi on the right and Fausto Bertinotti on the left to wield considerable power.
Perhaps more than appears.
