Sentence examples for still a considerable from inspiring English sources

But there was still a considerable way to go.

There is still a considerable distance to go, arts advocates say.

From there to asserting a real leadership role in reformed institutions is still a considerable leap.

But I do think there is still a considerable distinctiveness about what might be called Chicago economics.

It is still a considerable commitment for a player with a checkered career and now a surgically repaired left knee.

"Change does happen and these are two changes, but there is still a considerable amount of continuity," Mr Martin said.

However, Vodafone are still a considerable way behind EE, their main competitor when it comes to the provision of 4G.

While acknowledging some progress, Eliot concludes that housing providers must do more to ensure widespread integrated services: "[There is] still a considerable amount of uncertainty.

Haji-Ioannou's spokesman said: "There is still a considerable amount of work to be done in evaluating possible locations for any rollout.

Her personal best of 10.65, run in 1998, is still a considerable distance from Florence Griffith-Joyner's world record of 10.49.

For the people who changed the way they travel, there was still a considerable urge to use the old mode one week after the move.