Sentence examples for rise to considerable from inspiring English sources

This effort gave rise to considerable debate.

A similar purdah was called for the 2009 election giving rise to considerable discussion.

The annexation and Shepstone's subsequent role as administrator in the Transvaal (1877 79) have given rise to considerable controversy.

Although usually not serious in itself, it can give rise to considerable discomfort, irritation, and even impairment of vision.

This reality gives rise to considerable frustration for restorers, given that the ranks of Corvette enthusiasts include a disproportionate number of perfectionists.

In the network file structure, records are arranged in groupings known as sets; these can be connected in any number of ways, giving rise to considerable flexibility.

Over the years, the Jeep served Ms. Murphy well, while Mr. Obama rose to considerable and well-documented heights.

And in the third, Mr. Alagna rose to considerable flexibility in the shaping of words and lines.

Dense stands of immense trees their trunks rising to considerable heights and their crowns almost touching give a grandeur to the forest.

They rose to considerable eminence in Mahārāshtra as administrators during the rule of the peshwas of Poona (1713 1818), who belonged to that caste.

In 1847 his Histoire des Girondins became widely popular, and he rose to considerable political prominence in early 1848, when he led the Second Republic for a short time.