Sentence examples for some very considerable from inspiring English sources

In retrospect, he now says, "The strategic value of something like Hulu you can see dwarfing some very considerable economic considerations".

"And the S.E.C. did a fabulous job in understanding that there will need to be a transition period of about 12 months, because we're talking about some very considerable changes here.

But "after some years of very considerable thought", he became an atheist, though "I certainly attempt, although I fail regularly, to live by the Christian ethic".

But "after some years of very considerable thought", he became an atheist, though "I certainly attempt, although I fail regularly, to live by the Christian ethic". He became more overtly atheist in the Lords than he had been in the Commons, where he had to worry about his religious constituents.

With these enquiries for the future I will end this outline of some of the very considerable amount of work in the past.

He described his adoption of atheism as the result of "some years of very considerable thought", and once freed from the fear of offending religious constituents, his atheism became more outspoken in the Lords; in July 2000 he called for the disestablishment of the Church of England.

And some of these have resulted in very considerable loss of life, not just from the shaking but also from tsunami waves.

Some original owners have resold at a very considerable profit".

Every worthwhile skill needs effort to acquire it, and even some of the purely enjoyable ones need very considerable effort.

Exchanges between such land bridges is not uncommon and certainly we know of some dinosaur lines that at various times moved very considerable distances between continents.

"Negotiations have taken, in some countries decades, so this is a decision that's a very considerable period away.