Sentence examples for started considerably from inspiring English sources

Fraser's photographs started life as slides in 1984 — or rather, they started considerably earlier, as Raphaels, Titians, Pollocks, and de Koonings.

"You need a water source... this fire started considerably above the river".

Pickett's division, however, started considerably south of that point, near the Spangler farm, and wheeled to the north after crossing the road.

In any case, the onset of molecular diversification of the modern endemic Malawi group started considerably later (1.39 Ma CII: 0.56-2.61 My) than the deposition of the Plio-Pleistocene Chiwondo Bed fossils.

"And some of our rivers start considerably far north and west of town".

While we told you about the Coupe last week, we didn't tell you that pricing will actually start considerably lower than originally thought, at around $77,000.

Entrepreneurs will be able to innovate on an entirely new spectrum, starting considerably ahead of the current paradigm while dedicating more time to innovation and less to routine administrative tasks.

The 75%- and 50%-level couples can start considerably later, at age 34 years and 38 years, respectively.

The study also provided solid data to support the hypothesis that the transition from the acute emesis phase to the delayed phase starts considerably earlier than 24 h after cisplatin administration (Horgan et al, 2001).

We also suggest that the government should consider extending the old-age pension programme to all older people aged 50 years and above, rather than the current age threshold of 60 years, since care-giving in many instances starts considerably before age eligibility for the programme.

One became a professional footballer, another a bank teller, and several found substantial trade work, where they started making considerably more than a NQT teacher salary.