Sentence examples for present a considerable from inspiring English sources
After beating Canada Sampson even made a passing reference to Sir Alf Ramsey and 1966 but Japan will present a considerable obstacle.
The new languages, the only forms of Celtic that are known thoroughly, present a considerable number of unusual features, some of them unknown to other Indo-European languages.
"Both candidates present a considerable unknown for business," says John J. Castellani, president of the Business Roundtable, a corporate advocacy group made up of chief executives overseeing companies that collectively generate $4.5 trillion in sales, employ 10 million workers and pay 40percentt of all corporate income taxes in the country.
If the collected data is directly mapped to a rectangular coordinate system, the target signatures appear at a shifted location and present a considerable augment on their dimensions.
An airport in the Thames Estuary would present a "considerable cost and risk to the taxpayer", according to reports published by the Airports Commission.
The intricacies of the libraries combined with the low-level programming prowess required for these languages present a considerable barrier to adoption by less programming-oriented practitioners.
After all, even with all sail doused, the mast presents a considerable amount of windage aloft.
"Treatment under these circumstances presents a considerable challenge which I am reluctant to accept," he wrote to Rees.
"The A.F.P. believes this man's skill sets and access to this kind of information presented a considerable risk to Australian society," Mr. McEwen added.
The F.D.A.'s recommendation of Xalatan as only a backup therapy presented a considerable challenge to the company: How to persuade doctors to turn to their drug before other glaucoma medications.
Moreover, the adjective she should have used for nuclear power is "constant", which at large gigawatt source capacity presents a considerable challenge for transmission and for grid operators to balance against load.
