Sentence examples for take considerable comfort from inspiring English sources

Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, said the public and investors should take "considerable comfort".

Yet it also means Americans can take considerable comfort in the fact that, according to recent polling, Indians view the United States more positively than they do any other country (while 83 percent view China as a threat).

"We hope and expect that the public and investors will take considerable comfort from the fact that our largest financial institutions have been evaluated in a comprehensive and rigorous fashion," Mr. Bernanke said at a Fed conference on financial markets at Jekyll Island, Ga.

The British Chiefs of Staff take considerable comfort from this massive depletion of Argentinian air resources and the fact that only five of their Harriers had been lost up to yesterday in spite of continued raids on the airfields at Port Stanley and Goose Green.

He took considerable comfort from the fact that several aged battleships would lay down a barrage for us before we went in.

No doubt Mr. Bush's strategists took considerable comfort from one statistic in California: the fact that McCain voters, like Mr. Bush's supporters, expressed strong disapproval of Mr. Clinton as a person, as contrasted to their favorable opinion of his performance as president.

Had Hillary Clinton won the presidency, Israel might not have agreed with her on everything, but could have taken considerable comfort in her sympathetic views toward Netanyahu's government.

Advisory teams take considerable time to build.

Structured efforts take considerable time and financing.

This path can take considerable time.

Immediate stabilization may take considerable time.