Sentence examples for represents a considerable from inspiring English sources

That represents a considerable political accomplishment in only three months.

This represents a considerable shift from 40 years ago.

The art of the Neolithic Period represents a considerable advance.

His current cutting-edge position represents a considerable aesthetic journey from his initial interest in dance.

It represents a considerable technological achievement; evidence that the force is also professional and under control.

The title may overstate matters, but the album represents a considerable maturation.

It feels both transitional and a bit strategic, but it represents a considerable expansion of theme and technique.

John Terry, nursing a sprained ankle, would probably not have started anyway, but Hazard's absence represents a considerable setback.

"People talk about this wonderful dividend, but measured against history, gasoline still represents a considerable slice of consumer disposable income".

The development represents a considerable victory for opponents of Internet gambling and one that comes as surprise to some industry analysts.

Mr. Bush's personal involvement in the peace effort represents a considerable political risk, but one he said today that he was willing to take.