Sentence examples for result of considerable from inspiring English sources

"This is the result of considerable effort and a long process, which we are continuing to improve".

As a result of considerable difference in altitude along their length, some rivers have great hydroelectric potential.

But a medical expert rejected the idea telling jurors at the trial of Ben Butler that the skull fractures suffered by his daughter, Ellie Butler, were the result of "considerable blunt impact to the head".

Where the former was probably the result of an error of judgement on behalf of some junior product designer, the latter could only have been the result of considerable high-level planning at Channel 4 and, more significantly, has a medical stamp of approval in the form of the three qualified GPs who present the programme, Dr Ellie Cannon, Dr Pixie McKenna and Dr Ayan Panja.

What happened in New Orleans epitomizes the risk of living below sea level in a coastal city, depending on structures that were the result of considerable compromise and piecemeal funding and construction.

Mean weight diameter (MWD) of aggregates decreased following deforestation (0.88 mm compared to 1.49 mm in FO), as a result of considerable losses of organic carbon (OC) and breakdown of aggregates.

This result is of considerable significance.

Despite the relatively small numbers of patient samples tested, and the limited information about normal flora, this result is of considerable interest.

Assessing the levels and determinants of psychological and psychosocial consequences of receiving a low-grade abnormal smear result is of considerable public health importance.

By November last year she had ceased to take heroin as a result of the considerable treatment and counselling that she had received.

Carl McPhail, New Look's chief executive, said in a statement to the London Stock Exchange: "We have taken the difficult decision to postpone the initial public offering as a result of the considerable volatility in the equity markets.