Sentence examples for says considerably from inspiring English sources

This says considerably more than it seems to at first.

Mr. Zhang says considerably more than 8,000 Chinese citizens have joined the original 303 signers, representing a swath of society well outside the clique of political dissidents.

The huge degree of government control during the great war left him, as Professor Harris says, "considerably more sympathetic to traditional views of laissez-faire and considerably less enthusiastic for state intervention than he had been in 1914".

With only 2,000 international police officers here, he said, considerably fewer than 800 are on the streets on any given day.

Gross domestic product rose at a 2.5percentt annual pace in the July-through-September quarter, the Commerce Department said, considerably better than the 1.3percentt gain in the second quarter and the 0.9percentt rate of growth for the first half of 2011.

The oldest example, at El Castillo, proved to be at least 37,300 years old, which the scientists said "considerably increases the antiquity of this motif and implies that depictions of the human hand were among the oldest art known in Europe".

It means these numbers are under-stated, some say considerably.

However, the Daily Mail quotes the leaked draft of the independent investigation as saying "considerably more" of Varnish's claims had been proven, but these findings were "reversed".

It's also a minor work of genius, which is, needless to say, considerably more genius than most work subsists upon.

Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times gave 3.5/4 and wrote, "The movie is, may I say, considerably better than Stiller's previous film, Zoolander (2001).

That feat was, says Rosenman, considerably easier than acting in Milk.