Sentence examples similar to proving considerable aptitude from inspiring English sources

It sounds great but the cost of selling it is proving considerable.

These proved considerable.

Even if July proves to be not such a favourable theatrical platform for a Twilight movie as November, the upside on home entertainment is likely to prove considerable.

Studies mapping microRNA expression using microarrays have proven considerable heterogeneity in pancreatic carcinomas.

Fascinated by and attracted to the highly intelligent Sabina, who shows a considerable aptitude for medicine and psychology, Jung corresponded about this case with Freud, who subsequently passed on to him an infinitely more deeply disturbed patient, Otto Gross Vincent Cassell).

Born near Ceilán in Valle, Colombia, he learned to play the violin with some skill as a boy and also showed considerable aptitude for business, making money as a wholesale grocer and in housebuilding.

The U.S. military possesses a considerable aptitude for toppling regimes and sowing chaos, as our several post-9/11 interventions attest.

He started a business matching tech companies with qualified employees, which he said proved his aptitude as a creative economic problem solver.

Dino had once more proven his aptitude for scoring on the big occasion, and in the process he had upstaged Roberto.

With this season winding down, and opportunities for him to prove his aptitude dwindling, Lowe finds himself in an uncomfortable situation.

The aim of the conducted research programme was to prove the aptitude of TLS for remote sensing of saturation of most popular European building materials such as red ceramic, cellular concrete, silica and ordinary concrete.