Sentence examples for something considerable from inspiring English sources

These nine pieces add up to something considerable, and form a vital addition to the corpus.

But China would have to receive something considerable in return for the extra resources that it would be providing.

By the end, they add up to something considerable, a book that Amis describes as "both pointed and secretive, both airy and airtight".

The United States said North Korea had made an offer to "deal with" its nuclear program in return for "something considerable".

Or, as another character puts it earlier in the book, "It seemed all of a sudden like a wind had slacked off and I was left leaning off-balance in a world something considerable had passed through".

With Dukakis ahead by double-digits coming out of the Democratic National Convention, it would take something considerable to derail his momentum against the candidate with the Iran Contra scandal hanging over him.

Something of considerable importance besides seats were filled by the Negro leagues games.

So, Mr. Westphalen observed, the victors would be winning something of considerable value.

When this happens, something of considerable legal significance does occur: the law of armed conflict begins to govern belligerent relations between the states.

"The overall record for graduate student unionization has been pretty strong, but with the last two big votes, at Yale and Cornell, going against unionization, it may be signaling that something of considerable significance is going on".

Coke has also done something else of considerable value -- it has developed a new method of pricing stock options.